Sentence examples for said a stable from inspiring English sources

In the ferociously competitive, unpredictable arts world, she said, a stable day job, glamorous or not, could make all the difference.

In his newspaper commentary, Mr Schüssel said: "A stable government is... still possible, either by a coalition between the Social Democrats and the Freedom party or a coalition between the People's party and the Freedom party".

Earlier Wolfgang Schüssel, the foreign minister and head of the conservative People's party - the junior partner in the former administration - said a stable government could not be formed without the Freedom party.

Friend said a stable home offers children a chance to focus on their education, which can help end the cycle of homelessness.

And they say a stable and secure Europe offers a political and economic dividend for Washington.

Education lobbyists praised the governor's concession, saying a stable source of revenue was needed to pay for such an ambitious statewide construction effort.

Now, they say, a stable pro-American government capable of defending itself against overthrow by Hussein irredentists would constitute a success.

They say a stable financial system should take precedence, and they also want to know how effectively the system is working for customers.

The leaders say a stable currency plus the stimulus are the anchors for President Hu Jintao's trumpeted notions of a "harmonious society" and a "new socialist countryside".

The alliance that won the cold war would, Mr. Edwards said, "build a stable Iraq".

"What she most needs," Dr. Joshi said, "is a stable environment where she can form bonds".