Sentence examples for more stable grounds from inspiring English sources

Wariness of the fractionating and centrifugal forces in postmodernism has led some feminists sympathetic to postmodernism to seek middle, more stable grounds that feminist empiricists, standpoint theorists, and postmodernists can share.

Nonetheless, residents accustomed to more stable ground beneath their feet have been startled.

One way to get housing markets on more stable ground, then, would be to increase demand relative to supply to build fewer homes than America adds households.

The country is shifting the balance away from investment and towards consumption, which will put the economy on more stable ground (see article).

Move to higher, more stable ground, my friends..

Once the recovery is on more stable ground, then government stimulus can be moderated.

Mr. Cuomo's counsel, Mylan L. Denerstein, welcomed Mr. Paterson by lavishing praise on his fiscal stewardship, saying, "His foresight helped to put our state on a more stable financial ground today".

The temperature 50 to 100 metres below the earth's surface is more stable than at ground level.

The steep stone steps of the ghat are slick and slippery, and when my father pulls me onto the boat, the water feels more stable than the ground.

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.

A doubling of wind speed means about an eight-fold gain in a windmill's energy output, so making windmills taller makes sense, as winds tend to be stronger and more stable higher off the ground.