Sentence examples for might have stabilized from inspiring English sources

His condition might have stabilized without his having to endure the ordeal in the hospital.

Still, forecasters are saying that the pace of layoffs has slowed over the last two months, suggesting that the economy might have stabilized and could begin adding jobs this summer.

The unemployment rate rose to 6.1percentt in May, its highest level in nine years, but the pace of layoffs has slowed over the last two months, suggesting that the economy might have stabilized and could begin adding jobs this summer, forecasters said.

Despite her philanthropic leanings, she was utterly out of touch with the reality outside her palaces, and she took advantage of the king's pathological indecisiveness to oppose every farsighted minister -- Anne Robert Turgot, Charles Alexandre Calonne and the immensely popular Jacques Necker -- who might have stabilized the ancien régime's tottering finances.

Also, in acidic pH, exothermic reaction took place and after keeping solution overnight, pH might have stabilized.

She told me she thought she might be bipolar but died before seeking the mental health care that might have stabilized her.

Apart from the effects of fermentation products of prebiotics such as SCFA, prebiotics by itself might have stabilizing effects on the intestinal barrier.

By 2008/09, the end year of the current analysis, rates had not altered significantly for 4 years and therefore any potential burglary burden re-distribution might also have stabilized.

This observation led us to conclude that there was physical interaction between NTD125 and this interaction might further have stabilized p53 at higher temperatures (Fig. 1c, i iv).

It might make it eventually–just as Iraq seems to have stabilized seven years after President Bush first declared victory.

However, two hundred years might not have been long enough for wild rice to have stabilized after natural hybridization without any sign of domestication traits.