Sentence examples for particularly stable from inspiring English sources

Bitcoin isn't a particularly stable currency, either.

At this point the Coalition is the only viable government, but not particularly stable.

Still another kind of particularly stable closed shell occurs in clusters sometimes called network structures.

We weren't a particularly stable side at the time, but we'll go into this time with a lot more confidence and we'll look to win it".

Jordan Henderson is not dissimilar from Gundogan, while James Milner could be coached into a suitable partner, even if their combination did not look particularly stable under Rodgers.

If we're seeing Bob Benson through the eyes of Don, who isn't particularly stable, we may be seeing another reality entirely.

"I was in sales for seven years, but quite early on in my sales career I realised it wasn't a particularly stable one.

For example, the isotope 126C, which has a particularly stable nucleus, has an atomic mass defined to be exactly 12 amu.

A nucleus is particularly stable if it contains just the right number of protons and neutrons to fill its shells without gaps.

In some species one population may be particularly stable over time and act as the source of recruits into other, less stable populations.

Most Americans are still far from the income they had before the crisis, and many of the new jobs are not particularly stable or high paying.