Sentence examples for stable raising from inspiring English sources

As a result, walking becomes increasingly less stable, raising the risk of twisted ankles.

On Thursday, ratings agency Standard & Poor's cut its outlook on Britain's sovereign debt to "negative," from "stable," raising fears over the country's colossal debt burden and reminding investors that the oft-cited 'green shoots' might wilt rather than blossom.

Mrs. McGreevey's condition, which was described as stable, raised the possibility that her husband would not be seen in public in the final days of his campaign for New Jersey governor.

Costs are kept stable by raising productivity, with each worker producing a bit more.

The fighting was the worst in three years of military uprisings in this once stable country, raising fears of the kind of violence that the neighboring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone have experienced for more than a decade.

He was the owner of a stable that raised Thoroughbred horses (one of which won the Kentucky Derby in 1925), and he was one of the organizers of the short-lived Federal League in baseball in 1914 15.

A company must be pretty stable to raise dividends regularly for 10 or 25 consecutive years.

The ratings agency changed the outlook on Ryland Group to "negative" from "stable," which raises the company's chances of having its ratings lowered in the next two years.

Aunt Mimi (played by Kristin Scott Thomas) was the woman who took him in, made him feel safe and stable and raised him as her own.

Studios have kept revenues stable only by raising ticket prices.What's more, few people buy films on DVD these days, which has hit studios hard.

And he set about turning it on its head, using its chaos, its unformed and unstable nature, its violence, and making a myth out of that, something stable and everlasting, raising it to the very highest level of literary achievement.