Sentence examples for just stabilised from inspiring English sources

Arctic temperatures have to be brought down, not just stabilised.

Clearly, there is no recovery in UK confidence out there and Europe continues to lag the UK (and may have only just stabilised, maybe not), and we could argue that IT should be front-end recovery so this suggests news elsewhere may be even worse.

Not just stabilising the economy but also making great strides in delivering serious social reform.

Another key decision consolidated the broad principle that Europe's fish quotas should be set at a level where stocks can actually recover, instead of just stabilising.

But the money will take a while to get to where it can make any practical difference and is just a fraction of the estimated $5 billion needed just to stabilise the situation.

Food bank use grew rapidly after 2013 but has stabilised at just over a million parcels annually since 2015.

It will cost around $40m£24m4m) just to stabilise the structure.

Given labour productivity growth, manufacturing output has to grow faster than 3% in the long run just to stabilise manufacturing employment.

According to the global employment trends from the International Labour Organisation, Arab countries need to generate more than 50 million jobs in the next decade just to stabilise employment.

Our short-term vision is just to stabilise the club, to produce an attractive package on the park which will get the fans back in and provide financial solidity".

Jesper Koll, chief economist for Merrill Lynch in Tokyo, reckons that the government would have to cut spending and raise taxes by a combined 8% of GDP every year just to stabilise its finances.The tendency to blanket the countryside with roads, dams and bridges is often cited as one of the main indictments of Japan's political system.