Sentence examples for has been remarkably stable from inspiring English sources

This figure has been remarkably stable in recent years, despite the general strength of the economy.

It may be one reason why the retail deposit base has been remarkably stable at £27.8bn.

In short, as far as medical malpractice cases are concerned, for 15 years the Texas tort system has been remarkably stable.

Even as attitudes toward gay marriage and gender roles have rapidly liberalized, abortion opinion has been remarkably stable since the early nineteen-seventies.

Fox's schedule has been remarkably stable in recent years, helping it maintain consistently high ratings, but it has made several tweaks over the past year.

The repatriation of funds by euro-zone banks might explain why the euro has been remarkably stable against the dollar in recent weeks, despite the zone's internal convulsions.

"Tuition rates have been remarkably stable because of the good economy.

Within the developed world, however, FX markets have been remarkably stable, part of a general decline in volatility.

Jon Faust, an economist at Johns Hopkins University and a former adviser to Ms. Yellen, said the Fed was standing still because the basic economic situation had been remarkably stable.

Having analyzed the statistics for 20 years, "the numbers for women filmmakers have been remarkably stable and reflect that this is an entrenched industry," Ms. Lauzen said.

This civic and social structure had been remarkably stable for centuries, primarily because it made room for what it could not contain.