Sentence examples for more stable areas from inspiring English sources
It may soon have an opportunity to bolster its presence in these more stable areas.
But the peacekeepers will soon pull out of the more stable areas in the central part of the country.
Still, some Afghans from the more stable areas of the country where his support has been strong said they thought he could have won a second round.
He shifted city dollars away from distressed neighbourhoods, essentially allowing them to wither on the vine, in an effort to encourage people to move to more stable areas.
Such a move would involve difficult calculations: as American commanders pull back from more stable areas — starting in the northwest, the west, and the south, where there are fewer sectarian divisions — they will risk a return to higher levels of violence.
ARAV was associated with areas experiencing greater anthropogenic changes and disorganized human population growth than other more stable areas.
Aside from the discounts offered by some agencies, prices for a cruise cabin vary depending on a number of factors: the size of the cabin, whether it has a window or a balcony, which deck you are on (higher decks are usually more expensive) and whether you're toward the front or rear of the ship (which cost less than cabins in the middle, generally a more stable area of the ship).
One of the options would move the public beach about a mile north where it would be less vulnerable to sea-level rise, build remote parking lots in a more stable area, and shuttle beachgoers in buses.
"Wall Street money is keeping areas like Manhasset, Port Washington and Garden City more stable than areas like Mineola or Williston Park".
Especially striking is that people are beginning to move to these neighborhoods from more stable urban areas and the suburbs, the interviews suggest.
As the economy declined during the 1990s, women suffered disproportionately greater job losses as displaced men entered more stable employment areas that traditionally had been dominated by women.
