Sentence examples for without stabilising from inspiring English sources

He says that without stabilising, the river will continue to eat away good land and make it difficult for ordinary people to use the river to improve their lives.

At 10% interest rates, with 7.4% inflation, real rates in Turkey are still less than 3% real rates, for example.Indeed, Black Wednesday seems a rather more appropriate term this time since the sharp rise in rates may damage the financial sector and the rest of the economy without stabilising the currency.

That, in theory, would allow them to concentrate on stabilising their economies without worrying so much about the external value of their currency.

The Yemeni central bank, one of the very few institutions that survived the divisions of war, was "relocated" to Aden on Hadi's orders, in effect leaving Yemen without any institutions capable of stabilising the economy, and no access to foreign currency in the north.

Thus, it is possible that in PCa, and in the absence of androgens, EGFR is overexpressed in prostate tumours facilitating glucose transport into cells by associating with and stabilising an SGLT1 without requiring EGFR kinase activity as proposed by Weihua et al (2008).

Furthermore, two studies conclude that their data show stabilising selection for height, without testing this statistically (Mueller et al. 1981; Goldstein and Kobyliansky 1984).

DNA gyrase subunit B is the primary target of different aminocoumarin-based antibiotics [ 9], which competitively inhibit the ATPase activity, stabilising the DNA complex without inducing double-strand breaks [ 8].

Tests were performed on clinical grade-tensioned fine wire 4-ring Ilizarov constructs stabilising a simulated fracture, with and without an unstable defect.

We documented good results in our series where we performed a distal radial correction osteotomy for distal radial malunion stabilising it using double-locked plates without filling the osteotomy gap.

He pointed out that the Federal Reserve have already cut rates from 5.25% last September to 2% before today's move, without much progress in shoring up the economy or stabilising the financial system.

Stabilising the public finances remains a critical task, without which it will be difficult to achieve sustainable long-term economic growth," he said.