Sentence examples for more stable relationship from inspiring English sources

I can't help but think that if we were in a more stable relationship, another pregnancy would be something to celebrate.

"We expect that after this devaluation, we will be able to develop a more stable relationship with Brazil," Eduardo Amadeo, a spokesman for President Eduardo Duhalde of Argentina, said in a telephone interview from Buenos Aires.

"A more stable relationship between Poland and Russia based on reconciliation might revive the reunification of Europe," said Ivan Krastev, a Bulgarian who is a visiting fellow at the Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna.

In a study published in 1990, he argued: "We can enter the 21st century with a far more stable relationship between east and west and with a totally different military strategy... vastly smaller nuclear forces, conventional forces in balance and in a defensive, rather than offensive, posture".

Robert - who has battled drug addiction in the past - has previously credited Susan with providing him with a more stable relationship than he had with first wife although he admitted he is constantly surprised by how much work it takes to make a marriage successful.

By smoothing the output and unemployment series with a Hodrick Prescott (HP) filter, a more stable relationship will emerge.

It seems laughable that anyone in this day and age – one seemingly far from the days when people were routinely trapped in loveless relationships because of stigmatising cultural norms – really believes that being married automatically equals happier, more stable relationships.

In reading this book, I was reminded of the columnist Dan Savage's long-running contention that heterosexual couples would have more stable relationships if they had a less rigid devotion to the ideal of monogamy.

Small producers who go spot on the marketplace and are not embedded in any set of more stable relationships likely will suffer from low investments capacity, low human capital, and know-how and thus will be less innovative and will produce lower quality.

A negotiated accord creates more stable relationships, as Israel has discovered with negotiated agreements with Egypt and Jordan.

"It's actually good and a lot of research shows that partners that are actually different in many ways and not fundamentally different or terribly different have much more stable relationships".