Sentence examples for stable right now from inspiring English sources
Elizabeth Edwards, who has breast cancer, comments on her health she is stable right now, and praises the newly minted Democrat Arlen Specter, who is also a cancer survivor, for his focus on cancer research.
She's a fantastic negotiator, she's not a great communicator… On what today's spill says about the state of Australian politics: It [Australian politics] is not particularly stable right now.
Elizabeth Edwards, who has breast cancer, comments on her health — she is stable right now, and praises the newly minted Democrat Arlen Specter, who is also a cancer survivor, for his focus on cancer research.
For a violently unstable stellar monstrosity, he added, "it seems pretty stable right now".
"Because of its global reach, the technology sector seems a bit more stable right now.
But Silicon Valley certainly seems stable right now, particularly when you compare 2009 to 2008.
The platform just isn't stable enough right now with the constant flow of new phones hitting every month, each with a different screen resolution, processor, and everything else.
"In the long-term, we'd want to build toward an end-to-end solution for governmental agencies, housing developers and everyday people who are looking for safe and stable homes right now".
"He's stable and we'd like to say that we thank everybody for giving their support and praying with us... we are anxious as you know that he is critical but he's in a stable condition right now," she said.
On one hand, it sounds like it is at a stable point right now: Transferwise has raised around $117 million in funding from investors that include Andreessen Horowitz, Ballie Gifford and Peter Thiel, and a spokesperson told TechCrunch that it has been profitable and cash-generating since the start of this financial year.
Higher amounts of cash in its coffers as well as the collapse of Bear Stearns have also caused investors to see Morgan Stanley as one of the more stable investment banks right now, giving them little enthusiasm to challenge Mr. Mack's leadership.
