Sentence examples for temporary stability from inspiring English sources

Yet suppressing popular demands produces temporary stability at the cost of occasional devastating upheavals.

Third, the temporary stability in public finances and the rouble may prove illusory.

Each crisis led to loss of social complexity and the establishment of temporary stability at a less complex level.

Since Mr Mahuad fixed the sucre at 25,000 to the dollar in January, Ecuador's devastated economy has achieved a tenuous and temporary stability.

But Iraq is going through a period of at least temporary stability, and oil production and the economy are inching upward.

This will keep happening as it becomes more apparent that the surge is a stalemate, bringing neither lower troop levels nor anything more than a fragile temporary stability to Iraq.

Conservatives don't like the extent to which we're taxing our way to temporary fiscal stability (some of the unexpected deficit reduction reflected high-income tax filers paying extra for 2012 to avoid higher rates for 2013), while liberals have reason to fret that the White House's "fiscal cliff" strategy squandered an important opportunity to raise upper-income taxes even more.

Milosz dates his constant feeling--that everything is temporary, that stability is as elusive as peace--from the moment the family's samovar toppled over when the train started up suddenly.

Switching between states coincides with a temporary loss of stability.

Nomadism does not imply unrestricted and undirected wandering; rather, it is based on temporary centres whose stability depends on the availability of food supply and the technology for exploiting it.

Those dusty, musty cabins provided us temporary inhabitants with stability and solace, even as we pushed boundaries during the day.