Sentence examples for so stable that from inspiring English sources

"For him, his life was so stable that I was almost jealous of it".

But the chains have proved so stable that many have expanded beyond Smith Street.

Chanute's gliders were so stable that they made 2,000 flights without an accident.

Anbar, once the heartland of the Sunni-led insurgency, had become so stable that most American forces left.

The Steelers are the opposite, so stable that even ownership turmoil is proving that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Often they cannot be identified, and even if they are, most of them are so stable that they cannot be broken down by ordinary processes.

The gerrymandered map is so stable that the intense election season turned over only a single legislative district, a Senate seat that flipped to the Republicans.

Back in 1960 the composition of the Fortune 500 was so stable that it took 20 years for a third of the constitutent companies to change.

It may seem strange to be drawing parallels to the '70s now — prices are so stable that the fear is of deflation.

Until the early 1980s the relative sizes of those slices were so stable that their constancy became an economic rule of thumb.

American politics is so polarized that Congress has virtually stopped functioning; the consensus in Germany is so stable that new laws pour forth from parliament while meaningful debate has almost disappeared.