Sentence examples for somewhat stable from inspiring English sources

We all have a "persona" that's familiar and somewhat stable.

Rather, it just might become the model of a somewhat stable Central Asian state.

Even a somewhat stable trade can later show large losses under adverse conditions.

While the security situation has been somewhat stable, the political situation has deteriorated in recent months.

Thereafter the population remained somewhat stable until the 1990s, when it began to grow.

Gold prices remained somewhat stable on Wednesday after Monday's plunge of $140.40 an ounce, or 9.35 percent.

I am a reasonably stable and somewhat self-analytical person (the latter did not just come with the territory of being a mental-health professional), but the last four months have been extremely discombobulating – the climax being the Strictly finals last Saturday night.

Many unstable countries benefit from having somewhat more stable neighbours.

European society was in a state of turmoil and radical reform, but the United States, despite its share of social unrest, was somewhat more stable.

We meet the first lot of them, as Korda does, at Claremont, the crumbling, somewhat Gothic stable and riding school off Amsterdam Avenue -- and still the only game in town.

The profit picture is also somewhat more stable for diversified companies like JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Citigroup, which have large commercial retail banking operations in addition to those in trading and sales.