Sentence examples for well anchor from inspiring English sources

"Meant to Be" is a tender, introspective nod to their storied career that has weathered enough triumphs and blows to, well, anchor a film -- with the title inspired by their shared mantra.

Given the observations that serum lipids bind to these same particles and that several phospholipids have been shown to nucleate apatite formation [14], [79], it is also possible that circulating lipoproteins in our serum samples may very well anchor apatite, perhaps accounting for at least some of the apatite-seeding activity seen here.

"Burda is well anchored in both worlds, the traditional and the digital world," he added.

The menu is generally down to earth and well anchored in bistro traditions.

Nonetheless, a range of measures suggest that medium-term inflation expectations remain well anchored".

The second is that "medium-term inflation expectations no longer remain sufficiently well anchored".

This is because in emerging markets, the "fundamentals" and the "institutions" are not always "well anchored".

Mr. Kohn said it was imperative that inflation expectations remained well anchored.

The second is if medium-term inflation expectations "no longer remain sufficiently well anchored".

Inflation has, as a result, fallen and in underlying terms is well anchored near the bottom of the 2-3% target.

"Instead, monetary policy is mainly a tool for stabilizing the macroeconomy and keeping inflation expectations well anchored".