Sentence examples for has stayed stable from inspiring English sources
The phrase "has stayed stable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that has remained unchanged over a period of time. Example: "Despite the fluctuations in the market, the company's stock price has stayed stable throughout the year."
Unemployment picked up sharply in the course of the crisis, but has stayed stable since 2010, despite weak demand growth and a sharp fall in public sector employment that's the biggest economic puzzle in the UK currently.
Attendance, of adults and children, has stayed stable, and levels of satisfaction have risen slightly, although when it comes to that, the main message of the index to artists and local authorities alike is that there's plenty of room for improvement.
In that alternate world, "fine art as a percentage of the economy has stayed stable over the last decade, in part because a flood of new U.H.N.W.I.'s in China, India and other developing nations has entered the art-buying market with great enthusiasm," he writes.
The percentage of Catholics has stayed stable, largely thanks to Latino immigrants, but established Protestant churches, such as Presbyterians, have declined sharply.A marriage of church and politicsEvangelical Protestants bear out the European view that religion in America is politically active, socially conservative and overwhelmingly Republican.
Google's consortium of Android partners, the Open Handset Alliance, has stayed stable at 34 companies for months, but Espelien expects it to grow.
Drug use among pupils has stayed stable at 6% for the last few years, but is still half the level it was in 2003.
Perhaps Harry Potter revived the English boarding school: numbers of boarding children have stayed stable since 2000 and through the recession.
Given that cocaine purity is the greatest it's been for a decade and prices have stayed stable, its draw is hardly surprising, and it remains the most popular illegal stimulant.
In children, at least, the chances of contracting or dying from necrotizing fasciitis have stayed stable since the late 1990s, according to research published in April 2012 in the journal Archives of Otolaryngology -- Head & Neck Surgery.
The majority of the respondents reported their health to have stayed stable over the period of one year.
A recent Gallup report showed that rates of alcohol consumption overall have stayed stable in spite of some yearly fluctuations (Gallup report 2012) [ 51].
