Sentence examples for supposedly stable from inspiring English sources

The supposedly stable alliance falls flat on its face, while the farcical candidate from leftfield emerges as the winner.

"We were kind of surprised by what we found," deMenocal told me about his work on the supposedly stable Holocene.

Even in the supposedly stable and tolerant democracies of Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands, extremists are celebrating unprecedented successes.

These high-growth companies were supposedly stable and worth buying even when their valuations approached 100 times earnings.

Interference may be caused by supposedly stable case-related data, which are modified externally during process execution and may result in undesirable business outcomes.

Heights had been calculated on the basis of "benchmarks" that were supposedly stable but which, it turned out, were themselves subsiding.

Do IQ scores capture a person's intellectual capacity, which supposedly remains stable over time?

Both rivals do plenty of other business such as private banking, retail broking and credit cards whose supposedly more stable earnings could be used to buttress the rest of the firm during a downturn.

Other scholars stressed the escapist character of the prevalent orthodoxy that the mere introduction of CBNRM would re-establish the supposedly balanced and stable natural conditions and pointed out that natural environments per se are characterized by disequilibrium and spatiotemporal variability (e.g. Leach et al. 1999: 226, 228).

The character was booked to be the leader of the stable after supposedly convincing several members of the group to join him changing the name of the group to La Secta Diabólica.

But such was the enthusiasm, high and low, for Diana and such was the shortage of other supposedly suitable mothers for a future monarch that little attention was paid to a childhood that had been anything but stable or happy.