Sentence examples for impression of stability from inspiring English sources

"Visible development gives the impression of stability and progress".

The impression of stability can be attributed to the transparency of the subject, already noted, and the fact that its fundamental nomenclature has remained constant for several centuries.

I want my house and my office to convey an impression of stability and to give myself a dimension, a background and tradition that go back to the Nile".

They also said the term cold shutdown might give an exaggerated impression of stability to severely damaged reactors with fuel cores that have not only melted down, but melted through the inner containment vessels and bored into the floor of their concrete outer containment structures.

That means helping people have an impression of stability and continuity.

Also some wrote that the nurses were too young and too beautiful, and that the hospital should hire individuals of middle age who would give patients an impression of stability and reliability.

The impression of partisan stability suggested by the state-level results for 2016 is generally echoed in national exit polls, which showed Clinton winning 89percentt of the vote among Democratic identifiers and Trump winning 90percentt among Republicans.

Despite an impression of emerging stability, huge areas of the country in the Horn of Africa remain torn by political and religious strife.

The calculation of means, standard deviations, averages and differences for each SRSDA subscale score during the 1st (test) and 2nd (retest) applications may provide an impression of the stability of results over time.

The calculation of means and standard deviations for each MDI item and total score during the 1st (test) and 2nd (retest) applications may provide an impression of the stability of results over time (table 4).

To get an impression of the stability of the system, chromatograms are shown from the beginning (Fig.  3a) and after 60 h (Fig.  3b) of a series involving the measurements of calibration standards and real samples.