She remains under treatment in stable condition.
The stable situation of our country today was hard won.
That gets a foot in clients’ door and generates a slab of stable profits and deposits.
Several others say it could be around 8%-the level that officials often say is needed to keep employment stable.
You now have a stable version and your program code has withstood the close gaze of many hard working people.
Food processing converts relatively bulky, perishable and typically inedible raw materials into more useful, shelf-stable and palatable foods or potable beverages.
Defeat for Mr Frei, Chile's President from 1994 to 2000, would overturn Chile's stable political divide, with almost 60% habitually backing the centre-left and some 40% the right.
A former groom and then a jockey and quite illiterate, he was a protege of the notorious Christian Weber, one of Hitler's oldest party cronies and himself a horse fancier, who by fraudulence had amassed a fortune and a great racing stable after 1933.
Who opened the stable door?
When it spins fast, its axis stays steady, stable.
In contrast, if you take a moment to identify the stable relationship in your object model, then you can derive a more stable vocabulary at minimal cost.
Unlike traditional athletic shoes that are built to be stable, rocker-sole shoes are deliberately unstable.
That life was not a stable permanent fixture was itself the sorrowful tidings which helped to lighten my mind.
In the study, the authors examined 20 preterm infants with a mean gestational age at birth of 29 weeks (range 26-35) and who were otherwise medically stable.
Mr Maliki had styled himself as the guarantor of a safe and stable Iraq, claiming to have faced down militants, pushed back Iranians and sent Americans to their barracks.
We want something to be structurally stable.
This generation have children outside of stable relationships.
This way, you can keep up to date with the latest stable release of Audacity.
It also takes into account things such as close relatives in the U-S, stable employment, and the lack of a criminal record.
The first is that stable societies - that is, where cheats can be found and punished, if only by a refusal to do business with them in future - are a precondition for successful institutions.
Remarkably stable, in fact.
“It’s remarkably stable with freezing and thawing, ” he said.
By the legends, the two perpetual motifs“ Discipline” and“ Punishment”, which keep the society stable and concordant, are expressed.
Separately, S&P yesterday lifted its outlook on the U.S. life insurers to “stable” from “negative, ” saying the industry may sidestep downgrades next year after raising funds in stock and bond sales.
Markets are flourishing and prices are stable.
"The brain's ability to learn information is not stable across the day," Walker tells WebMD.
The Slavic Duchy of Carantania, the first proto-Slovenian state and the first stable Slavic state, was formed in the 7th century.
He littered the stable with fresh straw.
The Confederacy's image hinged on the notion that the rebellious states made up a unified, stable nation.
Prices remain stable throughout.
The negative gradient is a throwback to the earlier days of chromatography when columns were less stable than they are today.
It then made Massachusetts the most stable state or essentially the most stable state in the country and it was widely-admired.
The supply is ample and prices are stable.
And so that person is as stable as anything just as stable as my hammer was with one problem, that the person could slide off the rope to the sides, and that would be unfortunate, of course.
Sensitive areas on the screen can be just a couple of pixels across because you can assume that the user is established comfortably in his chair, arm positioned in a stable way on his desk, rolling his mouse firmly across a resilient mouse pad.
Annual statistics published on July 16th gave a glimpse of how the recession may influence crime: burglary was stable but pickpocketing had risen by a quarter and credit-card fraud was up.
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