Sentence examples for means stability from inspiring English sources

"That means stability in Russia.

And, sure, it means stability.

That is to say, with higher real rates of growth without inflation, which means stability and job growth, all the other things that are important.

What government leaders here hope -- and what the United States seems to agree on -- is that the status quo means stability, whether or not it answers the will of the people.

The so-called air war, of national messages pumped out through the media operation, now has to big-up the coalition record, the argument to those worrying about the next government swerving either to right or left if unchecked that Lib Dems in power means stability and reform.

"It means stability but also the possibility of going forward and probably getting those players that before were slightly out of our range," he said.

Adulthood does not mean stability.

Its existence meant stability, connectedness to the past, to Christmases and Easters and Mother's Days.

By becoming like United, we meant stability as much as success.

Home ownership may mean stability but it also may mean routine.

The point is this: Ugly doesn't mean stability, security, or even monogamy.