Sentence examples for true stability from inspiring English sources
True stability comes from flexibility, not rigidity.
True stability calls for an update that takes into account Taiwan's democratic development.
That is the road to true stability and will require tourism and foreign investment.
This is not just statistical smoke and mirrors: the Census Bureau warned that the most recent data understate the true stability of recent marriages.
There will never be true stability if Egypt cannot find ways to work with Israel on security issues and to continue honoring their 1979 peace treaty.
But it is not theoretical for them to talk about what they would do, over four to eight years in office, to restore true economic stability.
Fulchiron adds: "It is not necessarily true that stability goes hand in hand with loyalty, but unlike the UK where the turnover is much faster and there is an aggressive recruitment industry, French workers have a less opportunistic mentality when it comes to their careers".
If the experiment is done with considerable care, the abundance distribution corresponds to the true relative stabilities of the clusters of different sizes.
If mainland China's new leaders are more open to democracy, and more receptive to Taiwan's gestures of good will, perhaps relations between Taipei and Beijing will improve, and true peace and stability can come to the region.
Confident that the economy is finally on a true path toward stability, Mr. Obama and his aides have hinted that he would seek to tackle some of the grand but unrealized promises of his first campaign, including the sort of immigration overhaul that has eluded presidents of both parties for decades.
