Sentence examples for stabilising at from inspiring English sources

DNB expects the oil price will pick up to around $65 in 2016, and $70 in 2017, stabilising at between $60 and $80 a barrel.

The IMF said: "With the economy turning around, non-performing loans appear to be stabilising at about 18% of loans, one of the highest in the eurozone".

Now that oil prices are stabilising at a reasonable long-term level, the world economy and non-commodity businesses should benefit.

Ten years after communism started to collapse, a demographic disaster with male life-expectancy "stabilising" at around 58 years—has befallen a truncated, humiliated nation.

Critically, Ford's market share, unlike those of its Detroit rivals, seems to be stabilising, at around 14%.As for Chrysler, who knows?

In the meantime, the cost of excessive focus on an unlikely goal could consign to history any opportunity to lock in an agreement for stabilising at 550ppm, a more modest, but still difficult, international outcome.

The breakway lead has stabilised at 2min 40sec.

Population will eventually stabilise at 10-12 billion.

Since then, they have stabilised at about six a year.

"This was always our intention when the company's aircraft programs stabilised at full production rates.

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