Sentence examples for stabilise under from inspiring English sources

Alavés were in administration and, although things would slowly stabilise under new owners who came from success in basketball, it was a long way back.

This sensitivity to shear stress was greater if the cells were allowed to stabilise under static conditions for 24 h, compared to cells exposed to flow immediately after seeding.

"The best thing that can happen is for Syria to stabilise under someone you can hold accountable".But a growing caucus now says that as the lynchpin of the axis which links Iran with Hizbullah, the Lebanese Shias' party-cum-militia, the threat posed by the current regime in Syria surpasses that of the jihadists.

Argentina's economy began to stabilise under President Néstor Kirchner, who governed from 2003 to 2007, but became more shaky again under his wife and successor in office, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

The economy, having stabilised under Fernando Henrique Cardoso in the mid-1990s, accelerated under Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the early 2000s.

Zimbabwe's period of soaring prices came to an end in 2009 and the economy stabilised under a unity government that lasted until 2013, when Mugabe was declared the winner of Zimbabwe's presidential election.

It is accepted that it may be practical to consider a sale of the Spanish international next summer by which time they hope the club will be stabilised under Hodgson.

In particular, they suggest that Fe-saponite is stabilised under low f O2(g) conditions when SiO2 aq) activities are buffered by quartz or more soluble silica polymorphs (e.g. chalcedony).

The Department for Transport said in a statement: "While the East Coast franchise has been stabilised under government ownership since 2009, the route now needs a long-term private sector operator to plan for the future and meet the increasing demands for more trains serving even more destinations".

They were relegated at the end of the 2012-13 season, but have since stabilised under new manager Steve Tully.

Villa's next manager Roberto di Matteo was sacked after just 124 days in charge, but the club have stabilised under Steve Bruce, who guided them to 13th last year and they are now third in the Championship, seven points off automatic promotion.