Sentence examples for have become stable from inspiring English sources
Some areas have become stable — even peaceful, many residents say — like parts of western Darfur, where thousands of families are finally returning home.
Of the newest N.B.A. teams, only Miami and Orlando have become stable, popular places to play, in part based on the ability to slip 18 holes in after the shoot-around.
Voss cannot explain how a onetime jumper, a claimer and a formerly fragile gelding has been transformed into the sturdiest of stakes horses at a time most of his peers have become stable ponies or mainstays in the retirement pastures.
Since the tumult of 1989, all have become stable, if rowdy, democracies with workable market economies.The heroes of that fateful year have now passed, or are about to pass, from the scene.
Martin McGuinness, the deputy leader of Sinn Fein, the political party of the Irish Republican Army, recalled that a decade ago South Africa, Northern Ireland and the Middle East led the list of intractable problems and that he would have been skeptical if he had been told that by now, the first two would have become stable societies.
Or is it the moment at which those collisions have become stable enough for real scientific data to be collected from them?Well, popular opinion or, rather, a tacit agreement between the authorities at CERN, the European particle-physics laboratory whose baby the LHC is, and the journalists who report on these matters decided on the second.
Russia, Ukraine and Indonesia are among the countries that have become stabler in the past year.In this section Overview Stability index Economy Financial markets Reprints.
"This shows how Polish politics has become stable and not so ideologically rife," Mr. Swieboda said.
A few decades later, this new order had become stable enough that several of the countries America spent the early 1970s bombing had evolved into friends and trading partners.
It had become stable and had settled down and it's not like I was running round saying 'ow,ow,ow', in pain all the time.
