Sentence examples for stabilised from inspiring English sources

"Pauline's condition has deteriorated to a critical state, although she stabilised yesterday and continues to receive the best possible care," he said.

"Now that the situation in Gulu is stabilised and there is no longer war there, there is reconstruction of the place.

In the long term, when technologies have stabilised, we may well be able to distill our thinking to a bill of rights for the internet.

But things slowly began to change and the economy "stabilised" after a fashion, as tens of thousands of "offshore" factory jobs were created.

"If King's requires resources to be stabilised and change, which is what it is deep in the middle of, that's great," says Webster. "That's part of the five-year game.

Iran is a relative newcomer to the ranks of regimes stabilised by western sanctions.

Figallo was replaced at the break by the Samoan James Johnston, who made a big impression and stabilised that wobbly scrum.

There were repeated bouts of internal political and economic turmoil during the late 1990s and early 2000s, though the situation has stabilised in recent years.

The British nurse who was diagnosed with Ebola after returning from volunteering in Sierra Leone is still in a critical condition, but has now stabilised, the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has said.

Imported by the Normans, they had stabilised throughout much of English society by the 14th century, with Celtic regions taking longer to adapt.

"We have stabilised the aid budget".