Sentence examples for that would stabilize from inspiring English sources

Firstly, they tried to identify molecules that would stabilize the protein by potentially affecting either the folding yield or the surface stability.

They don't want regulations that would stabilize the economy but cramp their style.

"We're still far below the level of growth that would stabilize the labor market," he said.

India averages about 2.6 children per family, far below what it was a half century ago, yet still above the rate of 2.1 that would stabilize the population.

Indian women currently bear an average of just under three children -- a steep drop from the six of 50 years ago, but still above the 2.1 that would stabilize a population that already exceeds a billion people.

But he said the nation needed legislation, known as the AgJOBS bill, that would stabilize the farm labor situation by giving the more than one million illegal farm workers a path to legalization.

At the press club, the coalition called on the federal government to enact a mandatory "cap and trade" system that would first stabilize and then begin to reduce CO2 emissions.

So I, we decided that we would take measures that would, one, stabilize the rupee; two, reverse the direction of capital flows from outflow to inflow; and three, control expenditure.

In particular, he said, Washington was counting on Iraqi lawmakers to pass two languishing bills that would help stabilize the central government: an oil revenue-sharing law, and a measure that would allow more former members of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party to take government jobs.

Why would one lock out artists and then settle on a contract that would not stabilize the institution for even two years?

In an interview with The Huffington Post, Coakley said DeMarco "was missing a huge opportunity" to help struggling borrowers with his "obstinate resistance to make a change that would help stabilize the economy".