Sentence examples for thought to be stable from inspiring English sources

IQ is thought to be stable across a person's life.

"What is happening is the opposite of what we Germans thought to be stable currency policy and an independent central bank," Christoph Schmidt, a senior government adviser, told Bild Zeitung.

In most of the western United States and Canada, populations of mountain lions (P. concolor concolor) are thought to be stable or increasing except where habitat is being fragmented by urban sprawl.

There are satellite images of an ice shelf in Antarctica (previously thought to be stable for another 100 years) breaking up within the astonishing period of 35 days, and photos that show a healthy, Kodachrome-bright coral reef, juxtaposed with photos of a dying coral reef that has been bleached by hotter ocean waters.

In contrast, the four species thought to be stable fluctuated but showed no consistent patterns of decline.

These results showed that the relativistic electrons in Jovian radiation belt which has been thought to be stable has a short term variation.

In general, iTregs and Th17 cells are thought to be less stable and Th1 and Th2 cells are thought to be more stable.

Compared with other species in the genus, the population is thought to be relatively stable.

With the backing of Clear Channel, Premiere is thought to be relatively stable, although the company does not break out the unit's earnings.

In early February, gunmen attacked the airport in Lubumbashi, a town in southeastern Congo that had been thought to be relatively stable.

A sudden and massive melting of glaciers in a part of the Antarctic that was thought to be relatively stable has been detected by satellites monitoring the polar ice sheet, scientists have said.