Sentence examples for sound stable from inspiring English sources

I think that to truly say that the league is a sound, stable league, you have to wait until at least the 10th year.

As she put it in a speech she delivered last week in New York: "If we don't understand the cross-cutting effects and inherent contradictions in all of the stringent standards now being written into final form, we risk doing real damage to the sound, stable and — yes — profitable financial industry regulators say they support and the economies sorely need".

His prescription for prosperity: low taxes and sound, stable money.

However, Kant also considers some other principles that may sound stable or law-like but go beyond the "mere form of law"—and thereby fail to be justifiable.

It doesn't sound stable when you add it all up.'".

That reminds me I have some Valentine's Day shopping to do… JON CARAMANICA: There's nothing about this McCartney segment that's not craven, but that's part of why it works — he looks regal, he sounds stable enough and they have enough sense to let him be.

Laws and leases make the balance sound relatively stable now.

UniCredit and Intesa are now regarded as sound and stable.

Rich economies usually combine competent policy (on the whole), sound and stable institutions and favourable geography.

Government's principal role was to maintain a "sound and stable currency" through upholding the gold standard.

Thanks in large measure to Mandela's irresistibly seductive appeal to white South Africans, the country has a sound and stable democracy, with not a hint of a terrorist or secessionist movement anywhere on the horizon.