Sentence examples for more stable term from inspiring English sources

We are seeing financial institutions rely on more stable term sources of capital, such as debt and equity, rather than repo financing.

Additionally, appointment attendance levels after CHW home visits are also broadly similar for the 24- and 36-month appointment types, suggesting the emergence of more stable longer term usage patterns.

Marathon sessions between staffers over the weekend resulted in a deal that both sides say would address short-term needs for veteran care while also working to place the agency on a more stable long-term path.

Hunt's ambition, he said, was to build more stable long-term funding for the arts.

IMF managing director Christine Lagarde welcomed the deal but said the shaky American economy needs more stable long-term finances.

When they are more stable in terms of controlling territory it is then that their focus may turn outward, however.

"Management is actively working with the company's repo counterparties to develop more stable financing terms," said John Stomber, who runs Carlyle Capital.

The military market is more stable in terms of revenue, but has more limited growth potential as European countries and the United States reduce military spending.

"The settlement gives London Underground the resources needed to manage Metronet's administration and support moving toward a more stable long-term footing and continue the work to maintain, renew and upgrade the Underground," she said.

This episode, while more stable in terms of inflation, was not exempt from macroeconomic crises.

Maestri is also known as a buyback expert, and has likely helped Apple execute on its ongoing plan of moving shares from the hands of speculators over to more stable long-term investors.