Sentence examples for more stable from from inspiring English sources

The executives also said G.M. was working to eliminate wasted spending on new products by keeping its investments more stable from one year to the next, rather than trying to follow the ups and downs of the market "The start-stop, herky-jerky, on-again, off-again product development was grossly inefficient," the chief executive, Daniel F. Akerson, said, "and it resulted in poor product".

I'm playing much stronger on court and more stable from the first point".

The hexagonal ring structure is found to be more stable from the calculated energy.

The thermal properties becomes more and more stable from saturates to asphaltenes.

Furthermore, they could then follow the green ball with a 0° phase lag, which is much more stable from the dynamic patterns perspective.

Disproportionation of rosin involves dehydrogenation, isomerisation and hydrogenation reactions of abietic-type acids so that the mixture of acids evolves to a final composition that is more stable from a thermodynamical viewpoint.

These results were experimentally confirmed by Tawa and Knoll [ 28], who obtained more stable duplexes from a T G mismatch than from a T C pair.

The percentage who received 2 doses by their fifth birthday was more stable, declining from 78.1% to 76.4% from 1993 to 2000.

And it does not have the strategy, aggression, clout or ballast, provided by more stable profits from rich-country operations, to make a decent fist of these.

More stable income from commissions and credit-card fees is only 13% of total revenues, half the level at Indian banks and just one-third of Thailand's.

I think more businesses and more female employees should replicate this practice, which would help everybody to work around any maternity issues and make for much more stable businesses from the ground up.