Sentence examples for has become a stable from inspiring English sources

It has become a stable if often dysfunctional democracy.

Currently in its second season, that sitcom has become a stable presence among the Top 10 broadcast programs in overall viewers and in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49

Mokattam has become a stable settlement with a clinic, a church, shops, barber shops, cafes, and restaurants.

To be sure, the belief that transfers prevent corruption has become a stable 'mental frame' that continues to justify transfers, regardless of whether or not frequent transfers do, on balance, lessen the frequency of corruption (de Zwart 2000).

Jurors heard how he had become a stable lad at 18 and was prone to "daft" moments including the time he drank a pint of Fairy Liquid to "rid himself of the excesses of the night before".

By 1934 the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra had become a stable, full-time band, and the following year they recorded an impressive list of hit songs (including "I Believe in Miracles," "Tiny Little Fingerprints," and "Lullaby of Broadway"), many of them featuring Bob Crosby Bingg's younger brother) on vocals.

Even the formerly lawless town of Skagway had become a stable and respectable community by 1899.

Over time, the economists in the Eisenhower administration became frustrated with Diem's refusal to devaluate the piaster once the Republic of Vietnam had become a stable nation.

The former was founded by William Hague in 1998, but properly took off when David Cameron became party leader and in the ensuing years, and had become a stable campaigning force.

I've become a stabler, gentler, steadier, more independent, more patient, less anxious, less overwhelmed person, but I didn't learn any great truths about myself or about the world, nor did I really want to.

On returning to Sony in 1996, Ms. Pascal built what has become a notably stable production team whose primary mandate was to engage the audience.