Sentence examples for truly stabilize from inspiring English sources
In all of these new appointments, Zynga is promoting from within rather than bringing in executives from the outside — perhaps in a bid to truly stabilize the company after several rough months in terms of financial performance and stock market reception.
King County Executive Gary Locke, who will be sworn in as Washington's governor in January, issued a brief statement, calling the merger "absolutely great news". "This will truly stabilize Boeing's future in the aerospace industry," Locke said.
The film presents a comfortable, traditional-looking, museum-quality suburban universe in which all of life's truly stabilizing elements are gone.
The U.S. might be able to get to the $4 trillion mark with relatively modest additional measures — but "the job" of truly stabilizing America's long-term finances would still be anything but finished.
While many members of Congress generally support American military action, some have pointedly asked what the administration's long-range plans are for Iraq and have questioned whether the administration is truly prepared to stabilize the country and help rebuild Iraqi institutions after such an intervention.
If the changes truly helped to stabilize the markets, as insurers say, then consumers overall would benefit from a more competitive marketplace with more choices and lower premiums.
He has truly been a stabilizing force –not only for our country, but for the entire world," Obama said.
Any pontiff who truly wants to build bridges must first stabilize his own embankment.
"This is an exciting development that will stabilize the current conferences and create the first truly national conference with members in five time zones and television viewership from coast to coast.
This truly is overwhelming force and should be more than sufficient to stabilize markets in the near term, prevent panic and contain the risk of contagion".
