Sentence examples for made stable from inspiring English sources

Well, maybe – but only if we are prepared to acknowledge that capitalism, for the past century at least, has been made stable by the social democratic compromise, which is now being made obsolete.

Amid rapid technological and business evolution, they promised "kinetic change made stable," writes John M. Jordan, a historian, in his book "Machine-Age Ideology: Social Engineering and American Liberalism, 1911-1939" (UNorth Carolinaorth Carolina, 1994).

When her property looks likely to fall into the sea, she has the beach restructured and the cliffs made stable because, as she points out: "Nature gets away with far too much".

A framed structure in any material is one that is made stable by a skeleton that is able to stand by itself as a rigid structure without depending on floors or walls to resist deformation.

"Is the wall stable or can it be made stable enough to support a mural?" That is the question, said Jane Weissman, co-author of "On the Wall" and chairwoman of the New York City committee of Rescue Public Murals, a national organization that does what its name suggests.

In this way, many ill-posed problems can be solved or can be made stable.

"These beasts made stables of the palace-museum, of our pride".

They help make stable, diverse societies possible.

Bill Clinton's second administration has confirmed that it will make stable Sino-American relations a priority.

"What we need right now is for politicians to roll up their sleeves and make stable homes for the next generation a top priority".

Evicted shows how poverty and prisons make stable family life impossible for those at the bottom; the author grew up in "a loving home".