Sentence examples for that could stabilise from inspiring English sources

A vigorous reshuffle, bringing in new economics ministers who are competent and who clearly have the president's backing, offers the only chance for a new start that could stabilise the currency, privatise the piles of nationalised assets, and clear a huge backlog of disputed corporate debts.The second thing that Gus Dur must do concerns corruption.

International ratings agency Fitch said the Mursi-Shafiq contest could "exacerbate social unrest and prolong political stalemate", but said in the longer term both favoured policies that could stabilise Egypt's sovereign credit profile.

This assay identified several variants of Spy that could stabilise an unstable test protein even more effectively than the wild-type Spy can.

PBoC economist Ma Jun said on Wednesday that China could stabilise the yuan through direct market intervention.

Eric Jette's CM-8 (Uranium and Plutonium Metallurgy) group found that they could stabilise plutonium in its malleable δ phase by alloying it with gallium.

Sir Nicholas reckons that the world could stabilise concentrations at a reasonable level at a cost of 1% of GDP by 2050.

AT A recent congressional hearing I cautiously noted some "glimmers of hope" that the economy could stabilise and perhaps start to rebound later in the year.

Rajendra Pachauri, head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), said too many rich countries, including the US, had failed to take the action needed to convince the developing nations to sign up to a deal in Copenhagen next year that could help to stabilise global emissions.

This was likely explained by the presence of apoM and other HDL-proteins in the methanol extract that could serve to stabilise S1P.

These findings suggest that the LFA-1→ICAM-1 interacould could stabilise T cell adhesion to Panc-1 cells.

A factor that could not be stabilised, however, was the weather type.