Sentence examples for stable idea from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most worrisome, more than five years after the American invasion, which knocked Mr. Hussein from power but set off great chaos, Iraq still lacks the formal rules to divide the power and spoils of an oil-rich nation among ethnic, religious and tribal groups and unite them under one stable idea of Iraq.

In contrast, boys demonstrated more stable ideas regardless of which version they were shown, and in the regression analysis, pack version had no significant influence on the user characteristic score for boys.

In "Time After Time" (2000), which opened the program, Mr. Lerdahl incorporated what he calls a spiral form, in which a simple and stable musical idea is expanded on.

The effect is to break up any stable, rooted idea of self.

Obviously McGurn and I have rather different views about what constitute the "best" of conservatism's current stable of ideas.

No stable, repeatable "ideas" could arise from them.

It's this bold disregard for stable forms, the idea that every bootleg is a new original, that continues to push music forward.

He has suggested that students could study in one (lower-level) institution and be examined by another (high-status) one – which seems to come from the same stable as the idea that "top" universities should set A-levels.

Central to complex systems, that are also stable, is the idea of "entropy" - the magnitude of their disorder if you will.

Drive through some of the black neighborhoods in cities and towns across America and you will see the evidence of an emerging catastrophe -- levels of male joblessness that mock the very idea of stable, viable communities.

Followers of the sport will cringe at the idea that stable staff are so biddable as to jab their charges with unidentified chemicals at a moment's notice, just because the boss-man has rolled up in his Mercedes and given the order.