Sentence examples for kind of stable from inspiring English sources

"The rear of the building had been a kind of stable," Ms. Nerber said.

Australian business and environment groups are begging political parties to come up with some kind of stable, sensible plan.

And there is no near-term expectation that Iraq can be the kind of stable democracy that Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain had envisioned.

As much as I grasp for ways to describe these drawings, to relate them to some kind of stable imagery, they mutate into something else.

Today, post-Mubarak, to sustain the peace treaty with Egypt in any kind of stable manner, Israel is going to have to pay retail.

Consumer protection "can only help small business by providing the kind of stable financial environment in which small businesses can thrive," Mr. Prince said.

In the case of Sulawesi (Island), the concern is there isn't enough military to protect the local population or to create the kinds of stable conditions that keep terrorism down".

"In the case of Sulawesi, the concern is there isn't enough military to protect the local population or to create the kinds of stable conditions that keep terrorism down".

The Obama administration has opened the government's purse to provide the kinds of stable contracts and investments that companies say are necessary to raise financing to develop and build commercial biofuel production facilities.

Instead, he thinks, we should revive an earlier, more integrated American tradition: "Our forebears were obsessed with the possibilities of Arcadia — that ancient society of solid rural values, of pastoralists who wandered free over a broad countryside of mountain meadows and forest glens, yet who also, somehow, established the kinds of stable civil institutions that ennobled Aristotle's Athens".

But for 300 years, the only kinds of stable orbits known for groups of three or more stars have been minor variations on established themes.