Sentence examples for more stable life from inspiring English sources

Harvard had offered him a scholarship, and academia would give him a more stable life, with health insurance.

Though he sees the children on occasion, she said, he is not able to provide a more stable life for them.

After high school, Mr. Sokolof spent four years on the road with a band as a song-and-dance man but then settled down for a more stable life.

Sabel — or "Green," as Ms. Prieto Arenas called her — has already gone through the rough times and now enjoys a more stable life with her husband, although they have yet to get an apartment of their own.

Mandatory treatment outside a prison is also better than locking people up inside one: detoxification may be available there, but a route to a more stable life is not.

The man leads a much more stable life than the tortured perennial Yankees manager ever did, but his mind is constantly in ferment, and he does not suffer fools easily.

Maia has a much more stable family life than McWilliams-Franklin could provide for her older children.

Red-Tailed Hawks Unlike the city's frogs, which mate wildly in the dark with total strangers, red-tailed hawks (Buteo jamaicensis) have a more stable family life.

Despite some early successes, including a stunning upset of David Bronstein at the Helsinki Olympiad in 1952, he turned away from chess for a more stable academic life.

In "Torpor," published in 2006, Sylvie reckons with her ambiguous relationship with an older and more visibly "successful" man, tries to create a more stable domestic life, grieves her abortions, and ultimately wants to adopt an orphan.

Or that the migrants had higher employment numbers than Northern-born blacks and a more stable family life, as shown by lower divorce rates and fewer children born outside of marriage.