Sentence examples for stable provinces from inspiring English sources

Though Sarah's demise is swift, the rich hedonism of the theatre brings her a dazzling moment of glory that the stable provinces of Applethorp could never have provided.

Until recently, more than 60 percent of the army's southern Pashtuns came from Nimruz and Farah, two of the most stable provinces in the south.

This is certainly the experience of the more stable provinces in central Afghanistan, where leaders talk about the need to set off bombs to receive the assistance given to their wealthier but more dangerous neighbors.

To read: Luke Mogelson at GQ documents the massive Taliban jailbreak in what was supposed to be Afghanistan's most stable province: Near the gated entrance at the end of the corridor, the stranger ushered the group into a cell adorned with old maps, embroidered tapestries, and a mirror hanging from a coatrack, decorated with an etching of an AK-47.

It was considerable in the North Africa of the Vandals, for example, as Africa was a rich and stable province and was conquered relatively quickly (429 442); it was more limited in northern Gaul, a less Romanized area to begin with, which experienced 80 years of war and confusion (406 486) before it finally came under the control of the Franks.

After a well-known warlord escaped from prison in Katanga, the Democratic Republic of Congo's most stable province has been terrorised for the last year by a group demanding independence for the mineral-rich region.

We put together educational teams that convened effective antidrug meetings in the more stable northern provinces.

Characteristics and resource utilisation of PC patients remained stable within provinces.

Precambrian metasediments and Permian Carboniferous rocks have been encountered only in drill holes in the stable shelf province.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban launched one of their most audacious surprise attacks on Thursday, sending a squad of at least seven suicide bombers into the capital of a relatively stable southern province with the aim of assassinating the provincial governor and an influential powerbroker.

Although Faryab is relatively stable, the province has seen previous attacks, including one at a mosque that killed more than 45 people in late 2012.