Sentence examples for may have stabilized from inspiring English sources

The picture for September appeared to show that the economy, at least for now, may have stabilized, albeit at a lower level of growth.

To be sure, there are tentative signs that the worst declines in used car sales have abated and that the market may have stabilized, according to some industry analysts.

Over the past week or so, rates may have stabilized, but the across-the-board rate hikes have been in the 20percentto40percentcent range and the hit to bond prices has been severe.

The ratio between processing run rate and the company's valuation may have stabilized, however.

Judging by the price action over the past month, however, this patient may have stabilized.

Observations during the final 2 years show that much of the initial erosion around the diversion had abated indicating that diversion morphology may have stabilized.

The effect of higher frequency components is insignificant when their amplitude is small as compared to the amplitude of fundamental component; however, non-small high frequency components may have stabilizing or destabilizing effects.

The interruptions may have stabilizing effect on somatic and germline instability, as relatively small maternal intergenerational expansions were observed, or could even predispose to germline contractions, since the frequency of the intergenerational contractions was higher than expected for DM1 and transmitted by females [ 43, 44].

Alternatively, it might also be the case that the therapeutic alliance online, particularly in the eyes of the patients, may not have stabilized by the fourth writing session.

The report falls in line with a wide range of indicators suggesting that rates of obesity among the nation's children may at least have stabilized and could, with continued efforts, be poised for a reversal.

Prices have stabilized, and may soon rise, but they are still nowhere near the levels reached in early 2008.