Sentence examples for stable history from inspiring English sources

Travelling makes you realize how few of us have a stable history — and yet we manufacture myths of stability all the time, we find them irresistible, as though everyone had always been white, right, and here.

These show deforestation from Pinus-Cupressaceae woodland in the early Neolithic, and then a long, but relatively stable history of agriculturally degraded environments to the present day.

It has a long, stable history; a tough bird of a CEO, T.J. Rodgers; and a blue-collar P/E of 20.

Unlike GM, which has had a very stable history even when it was making duds, Ford has seesawed, making huge strides forward, like the Model T, and making huge blunders, such as the Edsel.

The exception to this are populations in the south-eastern USA that show greater genetic differentiation (Ellsworth et al. 1994; Purdue et al. 2000), this is likely due to the stable history of these populations both pre- and post-Pleistocene (Cronin 1991; Purdue et al. 2000).

Select a group with a stable history of meeting its members needs.

Species appear to have births, stable histories, and deaths much like individual humans do—once again an idea attracting the young Charles Darwin, but largely forgotten by him in his later years when he wrote the Origin of Species (see Thanukos (2008)).

In terms of medical history, most patients had long, stable histories of migraine and had tried multiple pharmaceutical treatments prior to neurotherapy.

Admittedly, equities have been less stable over history; they are far more liquid.

Email takes more clicks, lacks social metadata, and has no stable collaborative history.

Patients' demographics, stable COPD history, and details of their current AECOPD were obtained by ED interview.