Sentence examples for some degree of stability from inspiring English sources

You hope for some degree of stability.

Now that there's some degree of stability, people are afraid of losing what little they have.

You hope for some degree of stability, but you recognize that this is going to remain an unsolved problem.

"Gary had moved to Portland, Oregon, Ross had had a baby, everybody had found some degree of stability," he explains.

Mr. Romney said the best that could be hoped for was "some degree of stability, but you recognize that this is going to remain an unsolved problem".

So what you do is you move things along the best way you can, you hope for some degree of stability.

Regarding William Pfaff's "Try diplomacy on the pirates" (Views, April 16): How likely is it that a millionaire pirate would return to his fishing boat if the stocks in his waters were replenished and if his country gained some degree of political stability?

The United States and the government of Iraq should have a common goal: To restore Iraq to full sovereignty and withdraw American forces as soon as the insurgency is defeated or contained and Iraqi forces are able to take over the security mission -- and as soon as the United States is reasonably confident that Iraq has reached some degree of political stability.

Thus, at all tested concentrations, PBA provided some degree of conformational stability to the reduced CTA1 subunit.

The addition of GTP, which stabilizes the tubulin structure, but not ATP, increased the level of oligomers in both HEK293 cell lysates and purified tubulins, indicating this oligomerization may require some degree of structural stability (Figure S2B).

A design tool is suggested based on the property called, the degree-of-stability.