Sentence examples for stable era from inspiring English sources

THE idea of a divided nation taps into the collective memory of a less stable era, Mr. Profumo said.

The purchase of its first building in 1878, a former chapel on East 23rd Street, signaled the start of a more stable era.

In volatile times she has served as the ambassador from a more stable era, recent enough that it feels still comforting.

They weren't fussed, according to their then-PR manager Anton Brookes, but it was genuinely significant for the music industry, which was moving into a more stable era following the lawlessness of Napster at the turn of the century.

Gangsters amassed their (usually modest) riches without the aid of family wealth or education: Richardson makes much of his "natural intelligence".However falsely, gangsters are associated with that more stable era and even held to be responsible for it.

A stable era of political potency has passed.

The nation's $1.5 trillion airline industry is in the midst of one of its most financially stable eras in decades, which will help the biggest carriers absorb the short-term impacts of the unusually destructive hurricane season.

We now know that the last ice age was not a stable cold era but near-permanent climate change.

NEW DELHI — Last May, an unexpectedly strong election victory seemed to place the Indian National Congress Party at the brink of a new, more stable political era.

The slated metropolis - part of President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi's purported plan to usher the nation into a more financially stable, peaceful era - will hold 7 million residents and stretch over 150 miles in a corridor between Cairo and the Red Sea, officials announced Friday at a national economic conference.

The planet's history contains many less stable and clement eras than the Holocene.