Sentence examples for stabilising in the from inspiring English sources

"We think China's economy is stabilising in the fourth quarter," said Zhou Jingtong, of Bank of China in Beijing.

All correlations went to one, and home prices across all housing markets began to sink, and fast.But as the economy began stabilising in the spring, credit access improved, mortgage rates fell, and local market fundamentals reasserted themselves.

"We know our season's about stabilising in the Championship," Biljon said.

Annual increases over the later decade were not significant, indicating that rates of overweight (including obesity) are stabilising in the full sample of children across age groups and both sexes.

Between 1986 and 2010, the rate of individuals newly reported with HIV/AIDS in Israel increased from 3.6 to 5.6/100 000 population (p<0.01), while stabilising in the last decade at 4.5 5.6 (average 5.1) cases/100 000 (figures 2 and 3).

Analysts expect Iran to pump 1m or more barrels a day as a result, so the prospect of the deal has been driving prices down in recent weeks – by about 15% – interrupting a stabilising in the price of oil since the big plunge last year.

The numbers of TV customers quitting stabilised in the fourth quarter of last year.

Circulation fell by 15%, he reveals, but "stabilised" in the following months.

They were stabilised in the A&E unit and brought to the surgical department where I work.

Markets have stabilised in the past two days, and in mid-morning trading on Thursday the FTSE 100 was up 0.4% on the day at 6,387.

The index showed the cost of personal motor insurance had dropped in the first quarter after signs that rates might have stabilised in the previous three months.