Sentence examples for providing stability during from inspiring English sources

Knee ankle foot orthosis are systems used to restore human gait, providing stability during stance phase.

They were very important to providing stability during the Asian [financial] crisis in the 1990s, and I think they've also provided some stability in the current period as well.

The system, first proposed by Lotus in 2010 (but not applied until 2012), used hydraulic cylinders located in the brake calipers and suspension push-rods to make minute adjustments to the ride height of the car, thereby keeping the ride height at an optimal level throughout the race and providing stability during braking.

"The company owns assets around the world; they are mature assets, which really provides stability during the downturn," he said.

This system provided stability during the post-war period, when a booming Japan was rebuilding itself.

Charlotte's popular reign provided stability during a time of sweeping change.

Davis says he thought that the contracts, even though they created two classes of partners, would provide stability during the transition.

Although placing Discover in more capable hands makes sense from an operating perspective, it would also remove a consistent source of profit that has provided stability during rocky moments in the financial markets.

That number will continue to rise, as will the rate of new invasive species, unless federal, state and local governments work together to regulate their primary source: ballast water, which is sea water taken on board by ships to provide stability during voyages and dumped overboard once they reach their destinations.

By sticking to the deadline, Mr. Obama effectively is abandoning the thesis he adopted on the recommendation of military and civilian advisers in February 2009 that a large American military presence was needed long enough to provide stability during the post-election transition.

"The long duration of the award provides stability during a career phase that can otherwise be precarious".