Sentence examples for viewed as stable from inspiring English sources

In Paris and elsewhere Tunisia is widely viewed as stable.

Despite your founders, funding and market space, at times you may not be viewed as stable.

Students' approaches to learning are not commonly viewed as stable traits; for example, a student may take a surface approach to learning in a mathematics course, while adopting a deep approach in history.

Happiness on the other hand is viewed as less stable and less cognitive than life satisfaction and positive affect is expected to be the least stable, changing rapidly and frequently in response to stimuli in the immediate environment [ 42].

Government jobs are usually viewed as more stable than those in business, but severe budget shortfalls have hobbled state and local agencies.

BlackRock's retail investors reflected broader trends by showing a preference for the fixed-income products that are viewed as more stable in uncertain times.

One of them, George Mpombo, recently stepped down as defence minister, citing Mr Banda's "anti-democratic acts".Thanks partly to Mr Mwanawasa, Zambia has been viewed as a stable democracy with independent courts and a fairly free press.

The spiking state, viewed as a stable periodic orbit of the full system, will lose stability in one of a handful of local bifurcations.

"The Qatari risk profile is changing significantly now due to Libya, whereas before they had been simply viewed as a stable and wealthy partner," the London-based British diplomat said.

The fall of Pan Am had a similarly traumatic effect on its work force, and I am certain that the same feelings are being felt by the employees of those venerable old companies, like GM and Lehman Brothers, that everyone viewed as unassailably stable.

By contrast, clinical perfectionism is not viewed as a stable dysfunctional personality style but rather a form of psychopathology maintained by specific cognitions and behaviour.