Sentence examples for strikingly stable from inspiring English sources
He summarised: From 1997 to 2007 was a strikingly stable period for the economy; Labour enjoyed a huge majority and was quite disciplined; the Conservative Party until David Cameron became leader was not really at the races.
A working paper* put out by the International Monetary Fund, published last year, concluded that, over time, the relationship between the demand for reserves in a particular currency and the principal factors influencing that demand trade flows, financial flows and currency regimes is strikingly stable.
The Reagan division of power proved strikingly stable because the country was experiencing a decade of sustained economic growth and enjoying a series of unexpectedly sweeping foreign policy breakthroughs, a combination that boosted public confidence in America's trajectory and persuaded the voters to stick with the incumbent parties in both the White House and the Congress.
The results indicate strikingly stable flux ratios in the central metabolism throughout the early growth stages.
Moreover, as revealed by confocal microscopy, the SGFP signal was found to be strikingly stable and diffuse even 1 year after the initial transformation, further indicating the increased performance of this optimized-transformation procedure.
The marker status, however, remained strikingly stable.
Strikingly, the stable gpo10 has the lowest native H-bond occupancy compared to those of other peptides.
Strikingly, all stable RNAs necessary for primary metabolism (rRNA and tRNAs) are encoded on the main chromosome (table 1).
Strikingly, TRPC1 remained stable in casp1 −/− casp11 −/−, and casp11 −/− macrophages treated with LPS.
For millennia, Egypt maintained a strikingly complex and stable culture that influenced later cultures of Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Nonetheless, there are strikingly large and stable individual differences in reading ability and achievement, even among children of the same age and in the same classroom.
