Sentence examples for means stable from inspiring English sources

It means stable jockey Ruby Walsh, the only current rider to have won the race twice, could be on a big outsider in the race on 11 April.

The torsion angle 9 means stable H-bond of the ligand with tiny fluctuation).

But this "relationship" is by no means stable and should not be taken for granted.

It's not a miracle worker for hopelessly bumpy footage, but it does show off some magic with source video that was by no means stable in the course of shooting without making it feel unnatural.

Disregarding income dynamics neglects the fact that income is by no means stable over time, as cross-sectional approaches might imply [ 2].

This, the clearest result since 1984, should mean stable, decisive and predictable rule.

For the waste pickers at Al Huseyniyat, and others working on streets around Jordan, this would mean stable employment and safer working conditions.

Daniels had a more pragmatic reason for joining the office: he needed a job, and working for the city meant stable employment.

Back then, European Union ministers thought that letting providers of scheduled liner services agree prices would mean stable freight rates and that this would mean more reliable services.

Many of the Dalits, the low-caste Hindus once known as untouchables, "have gotten government jobs, or slots in public universities, opportunities that have meant stable salaries and nicer homes," Mr. Yardley writes.

Many of the Dalits, the low-caste Hindus once known as untouchables, have gotten government jobs, or slots in public universities, opportunities that have meant stable salaries and nicer homes.