Sentence examples for stabilised at around from inspiring English sources

This is an even more ambitious target which could see global temperatures stabilised at around 1C above pre-industrial levels, according to the Met Office.

Vacancy rates, which stood at 3.1% in 2008, have stabilised at around 15%, with more empty shops in the North and Midlands.

Opinion polls show that popular support for such a vote has stabilised at around 80%. Almost two-thirds of the members of our parliament supported the request for delegated powers to hold the referendum.

The number of people from eastern Europe working in Britain has stabilised at around the 900,000 mark, as the gap in disposable income between Poland and Britain has almost halved since the mid-2000s.

John Delaney of IDC, a research firm, says that the proportion of European companies saying they do not intend to let staff use their own devices has stabilised at around 40%.

Neill Denny, editor-in-chief of the Bookseller magazine, said the number of "indies" had stabilised at around 1,400 but they now faced tough times: "The good indies are doing fine but the less good are under massive pressure because of the proportion of heavy book buyers that have switched to e-readers".

Italy's public debt, by contrast, is set to stabilise at around 120% of GDP in 2012.

It predicted China's growth would stabilise at around 6% by 2017.

Once we get over the panic, Brent prices will probably stabilise at around $65 to $80 a barrel in the short term".

Service personnel numbers will stabilise at around 145,000, having fallen from 178,000 in 2010.

It expects its share to stabilise at around 18.5%, only one percentage point below its figure for this year.