Sentence examples for stabilizing from inspiring English sources

Like it or not, repo and other short-term debts now play a role in our economy comparable to that of bank deposits, and pretending that stabilizing depository institutions is enough just won't fly.

In her followup paper, being published in the Journal of Economic Perspectives, Ms Dynan in essence acknowledges this, without recanting her earlier work:The greater access to credit that has resulted from financial innovation has had both stabilizing and destabilizing effects on households.

A formalized method of stabilizing exchange rates, such as setting target zones, cannot be introduced at present.

FAA investigators also determined that ATS failed to follow required procedures for placing the airplanes on jacks and stabilizing them.

First Mr Drum, commenting on a Thomas Friedman column, wrote thatIf Obama and McChrystal can come up with a truly plausible plan for stabilizing Afghanistan, I think I could gulp hard and support it.

He resisted, arguing the Fed should focus on stabilizing prices and output…He died in August 1928, and the new leaders of the Fed finally had their chance.

It opened at $47.863 an ounce, rose to $48.150, then in 20 minutes fell to $42.210 before stabilizing.

He wooed middle-class voters away from liberalism by stabilizing the modern entitlement state, not shrinking it.

Although these correlations do not imply causation, they suggest that, on average, domestic investors and foreign central banks can play a stabilizing role when bond yields rise (as they tend to increase their holdings during these periods), while foreign banks and nonbanks can play a destabilizing role (as they tend to reduce their holdings instead).

THIS week's interesting economics research: Accounting devices and fiscal illusions (Timothy Irwin) New estimates of the responses of wives to husbands' wages (Benoit Dostie and Lene Kromann) Is increased price flexibility stabilizing?

It then acts as a stabilizing factor.