Sentence examples for stabilise to from inspiring English sources

I got a lot of flak from my friends for the way I voted, but I think things are already starting to stabilise to pre-Brexit levels".

Over time, we see the small horn on the tip of the snout increase in length, while the big brow horns are initially quite variable in size but then stabilise to a relatively small size later on, and there are some shifts in other proportions and subtle features of the skull.

The overthrow of the junta in 1991 saw political and economic conditions stabilise, to the extent that the country is regarded as one of Africa's most stable.

We conclude that the predator will gradually vanish if the limit of front function (h(t)) is finite, while the predator will spread if the limit is infinite under some assumptions, and it further will stabilise to an equilibrium.

He believes corporate expenditure in the United States is "slowly beginning to stabilise and to pick up".

It is a very dysfunctional relationship but has perhaps stabilised to the point where Pakistan is ready to act on a request like this".

"I think we have stabilised to a certain extent.

By the end of 27 May, the front line had stabilised to the north and south of Ribnik.

Sister chromatids split, and the mitotic spindle must be stabilised to successfully segregate chromosomes to daughter cells.

The Bank of England's core priorities have been to stabilise prices and to prevent threats to the financial system.

Most rich-world economies need to stabilise their debt-to-GDP ratio, according to the OECD's latest "Economic Outlook".