Sentence examples for more stable order from inspiring English sources
The title alone says a lot: it is from the German word "ostalgie," which represents a mood of regretful longing for the former, more stable order of things.
The lower leagues are inching into a more stable order and a new women's league is about to launch under the direct control of US Soccer (unlike MLS, which is merely ratified by the governing body).
We also know that progress in the most impoverished parts of our world enriches us all - not only because it creates new markets, more stable order in certain regions of the world, but also because it's the right thing to do.
Thermococci tend to have more stable ordered proteins to resist the influence of high environment temperature.
In the same time the method generates more stable ordered feature lists in comparison with existing methods.
Social disorder opened avenues to eminence and wealth that the more-stable order of an earlier age had closed to the talented and the ambitious.
In order to defuse political tensions and to create the basis for a more stable political order, we should encourage an agreement between the Government and the opposition on midterm elections in 1987 or 1988.
Pursuing clean energy brings economic gains while enhancing environmental sustainability – resulting in a more stable social order.
More broadly, clean energy would help create a more stable world order since it is the fastest way to provide energy access to the global poor — boosting currently missing economic opportunities and capacity (Alstone, Gershenson and Kammen, 2015.
President Obama's arrival in Cuba on Sunday will provide the most vivid manifestation yet of the foreign policy he has championed since taking office more than seven years ago: a world in which the United States sets aside historic feuds to broker a more stable global order.
