Sentence examples for lend stability from inspiring English sources

A large black middle class helped lend stability to the city when others, potential rivals for Southern leadership, fell apart.

Pauling had already shown that a helical structure could lend stability to large biological molecules, and the preliminary X-ray evidence for DNA jibed with this hypothesis.

This structure may lend stability to a society; the lineages are considered permanent groups and thus perpetuate concomitant political and religious relationships over time.

Built to lend stability to the soil around the site and keep ground water from flooding it, the bathtub wall has a 3,000-foot 3,000-footncircumferences down to the bedrock, 60 or 70 feet below ground level.

And the gig is an unavoidably miserable fit for the two kinds of pols typically deemed suitable for it — the seasoned veterans tapped to lend stability and gravitas to the ticket (but who never imagined themselves in the back seat) or the fresh-faced newcomers expected to bring excitement (but maybe not quite ready for prime time).

Addressing itself to Darwin's theory of evolution, to the invisible forces (X-rays, atomic particles, radio waves) recently uncovered by science and to a growing awareness of relativism in religion, it sought to lend stability to the era's dizzying intellectual flux.

These personal relationships lent stability to the social hierarchy.

Stability on the microscopic and core scale lends stability to steam movement on the reservoir scale.

Equilibrium in a market lends stability to the players' expectations, validates their choices, and reinforces their behaviors.

The proper choice between these two organizational types can smooth a company's growth by lending stability to its operations.

The proper choice between these organizational types smoothes a company's growth by lending stability to its operations.