Sentence examples for has been very stable from inspiring English sources

Goldberg says ACONE has been very stable, despite its exposure to the elements.

"[Margaret] Hodge is still there, the higher education minister is still there, it has been very stable at the DfES.

Dr. Reiner said Mr. Cheney's "overall condition has been very stable now for a couple of decades" and that he did not detect anything today indicating a deteriorating condition.

Luxury advertising in The New York Times has been "very stable" this year, said Denise Warren, senior vice president and chief advertising officer at The New York Times Media Group.

Mr. Peters said the overall reliability of the JT8D-200 engine, used on the MD-80 aircraft, has been, "very stable for many years," and that it had an in-flight shutdown rate, for all causes, of about 1 in 100,000, which he said was comparable to the rates of other large turbine engines.

When it comes to volume, Apple has been very stable for the past three years.

Since 1958, French cabinets have been very stable indeed, and the constitution proved resilient during the "revolution of 1968".

Cabinets have been very stable, and the provision for the "constructive vote of no confidence" was invoked for the first time only in 1982.

Earlier, doctors said the twins, 2-year-old boys from the Philippines who are joined at the top of their heads, had maintained "rock stable" blood pressure and strong vital signs as surgeons began separating their veins at about noon.. "The boys have been very stable," Dr. David A. Staffenberg, the hospital's chief of pediatric plastic surgery said yesterday afternoon.

Booker, who is on track to shut 50 of its 324 branches, said that the deposit base – money from its savers – had been very stable despite problems, with £27.9bn of deposits held at the bank compared with £28.1bn in 2012, a fall of less than 1%.

When it comes to the stock market, Apple shares have been very stable for the last two months, oscillating between $520 and $540.