Sentence examples for out of stable from inspiring English sources

Naipaul spoke about how his practice of fiction, which had initially "seemed to me to be the noblest thing", changed when he saw that the great novels he admired came out of stable, hermetic 19th-century worlds that bore little relation to his own, which was "full of flight and unfinished experience".

They threw millions of people out of stable and comparatively well-paid work into infrequent, badly paid temporary jobs or trapped them in towns suddenly bereft of any reason to exist and with no jobs to apply for (intriguingly, this is a position that Norman Tebbit, a Thatcherite outrider interviewed in the book, seems to have some sympathy with).

We assume that within the timescale of our interest (seconds to 2 minutes), actin cables grow out of stable cortical landmarks which are high molecular weight complexes involving Tea1p, Tea4p, and Bud6p [12].

The system also keeps migrants out of stable employment in cities.

The horse is out of the stable and I'm raring to go".

In June, nearly 2,000 peacekeepers pulled out of more stable parts of the country, and the mission's mandate was changed and shortened, at the request of the Congolese government.

Biosecurity measures are warranted; for example, wild birds and vermin should be kept out of stables, and farmers/staff should be educated regarding the consistent use of PPE, such as wearing gloves during birth assistance and invasive procedures.

This paper investigates whether oil prices have a reliable and stable out-of-sample relationship with the Canadian/U.S dollar nominal exchange rate.

The literature-based estimate for probability of secondary brain injury with an out-of-ICU transportation in stable patients is 9.3%95%5% lower confidence limit).

But the peacekeepers will soon pull out of the more stable areas in the central part of the country.

Following the Sunday Mail scooping the Darwinius story two weeks ago, this missive was sent out in a sort of stable door/horse scenario.