Sentence examples for stable partly from inspiring English sources

Moody's lifted its outlook for Italy from "negative" to "stable", partly because it thinks the risk that the country will have to recapitalise its banks has receded.

The Middle Ages were stable partly because peasants could not vote; an unhappy modern electorate, by contrast, would be prey to demagogues peddling simple solutions, from xenophobia to soak-the-rich taxes, or harsh, self-defeating crime policies.

Thus, it is possible that bypassing dysferlin mutations could lead to more stable, (partly) functional dysferlin proteins and would therefore have therapeutic potential.

Politically, the New Order continued to be a stable regime, partly because of economic development across the archipelago but mainly because of its military underpinnings.

From $30 billion, the fund had trickled down to about $450 million by mid-2010, according to Veronica Kalema of Fitch Ratings, which late last year downgraded Nigeria's outlook from "stable" to "negative" partly because of the vast and largely unaccounted outflow from the Excess Crude Account.

While the h.c.p. phase is not stable, and it partly converted to the f.c.c.

The nanostructures are stable, which are partly due to that the fcc metal (111) surface is a very stable surface with a very low surface energy [19].

To the southeast of the hall is the stable block which partly surrounds a courtyard.

There may only be a partly stable situation where the positive and negative changes are mostly balanced.

China has a huge stake in a stable Pakistan, he said, partly because it fears that Islamic militants could spill over into its western Xinjiang region.

Mr. Harris noted that the luxury market along the Amalfi Coast has been stable in recent years, partly because of the region's time-tested appeal and the enduring value of properties like this one.