Sentence examples for stable years from inspiring English sources

"The Paris agreement prohibits any exit for a period of three years, plus a year-long notice period, so there will be four stable years," she said.

We're learning the price he is willing to pay, the compromises he is willing to make to earn the chance of stable years of governing.

Figure 10 illustrates the changes in the returns to education in the context of multivariate wage regressions for the years 1980 , 1986 1992, 1998 and 2006.19 These results are based on relatively stable years, to isolate the impact of crises and to focus on the impact of these factors on the trend in inequality.

Additionally, since 2007, global atmospheric concentrations of CH4 began increasing again after several stable years, and the 13C isotopic ratio of atmospheric CH4 concurrently become more negative; these changes may indicate increasing CH4 emissions from biogenic sources such as wetlands, rice paddies, and/or livestock in various global regions [24 28].

After the relatively stable years 1976 78, fiscal deficits started to climb again and the external debt tripled in three years.

Calmer than either of the outer sections, it was intended to depict Tasso's more stable years in the employment of the Este family in Ferrara.

"They keep the temperature comfortable and stable year round," despite 100-degree summers and subzero winters.

The year 2006 was an eventful but stable year for Uruguay.

Independent.co.uk was down nearly 8% compared with October, with 8,927,294 unique users, and stable year on year, with an increase of 0.44%.

BBC1's Call the Midwife pipped Downton Abbey to sixth spot, attracting 7.1 million and a 30% share of audience, with viewing relatively stable year on year.

Overall the sector's circulation was stable year-on-year, with the 12 titles audited by ABC averaging a weekly total of 4,841,502.