Sentence examples for reasonably stable and from inspiring English sources

"You need to be reasonably stable and well.

But it will also be reasonably stable and no longer a threat to the West.

Of perhaps greatest importance, the assumption of a reasonably stable and predictable reality is undermined.

Mr Bush invaded Iraq partly to turn that country into a reasonably stable and unthreatening state.

Second, he must quit Iraq as he has promised, but leave behind a reasonably stable and decent regime.

It is feature complete, it is reasonably stable, and it is highly compatible with the software and hardware I use on a regular basis".

At the same time, it benefited from positive aspects of the South African context, such as entrepreneurs with personal initiative, private and institutional investment, a positive economic climate, availability of skilled personnel, and a reasonably stable financial and legal climate.

His stewardship has seen Jordan develop from an artificial, divided and fragile polity into a reasonably stable, united and well-governed country.

The strengths of this study include a rigorous and frequent data collection process, a reasonably stable population; and few significant changes to the delivery of the immunization programme over the time span of the study.

If military action goes ahead, if it is successful, if Iraq looks reasonably stable afterwards and if the world is a safer place as a result then all the carping will be instantly forgotten.

There's still no word as to when we can expect it to drop onto devices, nor are they making promises that any specific feature will make it on to any given handset (be it the G1 or a future release) – but with the Cupcake branch at a reasonably stable point and beginning to show some of its new tricks, we thought we'd do a video run-through of what has made it in so far.