Sentence examples for may have stabilised from inspiring English sources

Hopes that America's housing market may have stabilised were dashed by a report from the National Association of Realtors.

The price of a trader's seat on the exchange, though well below its peak, may have stabilised since Mr Grasso left (see chart).

And he is backed by two tycoons whose television channels are watched by about half the country's viewers.Jokowi's creditable performance in the first of five televised debates on June 9th may have stabilised his ratings.

In another a woman was evicted from her home at a time when she was a suffering from a serious mental illness, which she was having difficulty accepting and therefore was not taking the medication or receiving the specialist support which may have stabilised her condition.

Mr Magnus thinks the global economy might be able to eke out a meagre growth rate but "if you don't have credit growth operating, it is hard to sustain spending while unemployment is still rising .The bears argue that although governments may have stabilised the banking system, they have not been able to restart private-sector lending.

After 1960, the number of cases was still low but the incidence may have stabilised (fig 4).

However, the European range has declined and fragmented due to the loss of traditional pastoral farming, persecution and perhaps disturbance at breeding and nesting sites, although the numbers in France, Great Britain and Ireland may now have stabilised.

And house prices may, at last, have stabilised.

In the long term, when technologies have stabilised, we may well be able to distill our thinking to a bill of rights for the internet.

One consolation may be that the euro seems to have stabilised against the dollar; fears of a dollar rout have eased, at least for now.

This procedure may be considered in patients progressing despite cytokines, if they have stabilised during chemotherapy.