Sentence examples for somewhat stabilised from inspiring English sources

The LGA has estimated that as many as 140,000 jobs will be lost next year.Local-authority budgets will be somewhat stabilised by receipts from council tax, which finances nearly half their spending and will be frozen.

In recent years, rail's market share in these countries has either stabilised or slightly increased.

It depends on a stabilised thickened fruit puree, which can be prepared in advance.

The market has understandably bought into Mr Lewis's early indications and stabilised commercial performance.

And anyway, a stabilised situation is not a good enough aim.

I spot a "safe swap" opportunity and move my stabilised patient out and hers in.

"Somewhat, yes".

Only somewhat.

Yes, somewhat.

The platform is kept in what Segway describes as a "dynamically stabilised" state.

"We have to let this stabilised because it's not safe for anyone right now," Belcher said.