Sentence examples for lasting stable from inspiring English sources
"We remain focused on the resumption of direct negotiations, since we believe that is the only route to a lasting stable peace," she said at a late-night news conference here after a 14-hour marathon of meetings.
However, both the absence of dose-effect relationship [6] [7] and the trend towards long lasting stable disease rather than tumor shrinkage [4] [5] were observed in the MTA setting.
Why animals do not remain permanently plastic, and instead show lasting, stable effects of early conditions are subjects of theoretical debate (Dall, Houston, & McNamara, 2004; DeWitt, Sih, & Wilson, 1998; Frankenhuis & Panchanathan, 2011; Moran, 1992; Wolf, van Doorn, & Weissing, 2008).
"And lasting, stable happiness is clarity".
Co-habitation or free union is common in Cameroon and some couples have long lasting stable unions without formal marriage (legal or traditional).
Using a higher cross-linked, longer HA (Ultra III® and Ultra Smile® [ Allergen Inc.]) resulted in longer lasting, more stable results and hygroscopic effects, whereas the unlinked HA (Juvéderm® Hydrate®) had the most immediate rhytide-reducing effects.
Tokimune's regency was the last stable and powerful epoch of the Hōjō.
Japan would certainly be one of the last stable, advanced capitalist economies where I'd try to start a business.
And Walker Blankinship, the owner of Kensington, which is the last stable near the park, said he thought the change was for the best.
In their attacks on the military council, both the Brotherhood and liberal candidates like Mr. Kamel try gingerly to draw a line between the ruling generals and the armed forces themselves, which remain broadly popular as Egypt's last stable pillar.
"The Sellout" is set in a fictitious "agrarian ghetto" just outside of Los Angeles called Dickens, a melting pot so troubling to California's cheerful branding that the powers that be have erased it from the map, stealing away the last stable source of the community's collective identity.
