Sentence examples for stability and moderation from inspiring English sources
But all in all, the evidence suggests that education can help foster a virtuous cycle that promotes stability and moderation.
Above all, the country's reputation as a hub of stability and moderation in a volatile region has been sorely damaged.
The story of Iran's influence in Herat throughout the past decade underscores Iran's potential to promote stability and moderation throughout Afghanistan.
In previous eras, the chosen bulwarks of "stability" and "moderation," terms much favored in Washington, had been the Shah of Iran in the 1960s and 1970s (and you remember his fate), and Saddam Hussein in the 1980s (and you remember his fate, too).
If devolution works it will suggest that Britain's traditional gift for creating political stability through moderation and pragmatism still exists.
For 10 years, the euro has been a striking success, bringing currency stability, price moderation and low interest rates to the region.
The alterations in isoform usage we detect highlights the potential importance of alternative mRNA processing and moderation of mRNA stability as potentially important disease mechanisms.
But there was always a strong, revered king to impose a degree of moderation and stability, and there was a military that, somewhat reluctantly, took power when things really got out of hand.
Later on Saturday night, Rouhani issued a statement on television, saying "a new season of solidarity" had begun following a result that brought "rationality and moderation" as well as "peace, stability and hope".
Pericles of Athens was indeed unique for Thucydides in that he combined caution and moderation in action and great stability of character with a daring imagination and intellect; he was a leader of the new age.
But to the Athenians civilization was built on the pillars of self-control and moderation; the state constantly needed to warn its hot-blooded citizens about excessive, irrational passion that threatened the stability of the body politic.
