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Meanings of stabilising in anglès

Causing to become stable.

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Usage of stabilising in anglès
1
We see the economy stabilising in the second half of this year.
Reuters
2
Home prices are rising, debt is stabilising and government policy is friendlier.
Reuters
3
Or try to play a broader stabilising role in global energy markets?
The Guardian
4
Markets will be looking for further signals that the economy is stabilising.
The Irish Times
5
This was for the purpose of stabilising the bank's plummeting share price.
The Irish Times
6
Still, it has been stabilising, and the social worker is not concerned.
The Guardian
7
The belief that Comarre exists has a definite stabilising influence on society.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
8
Objectives: Calcified plaques are suggested to represent atherosclerotic lesions with stabilising properties.
Pubmed
9
It was down 60 points at worst, before stabilising as London closed.
The Irish Times
10
Abuse of amphetamines and ecstasy is stabilising or decreasing in Europe.
Reuters
11
Eight years on and there are signs that the problem is slowly stabilising.
BBC
12
Early diagnosis is the key to stabilising the condition and preventing vision loss.
The Irish Times
13
Data in Asia will turn higher and the euro sentiment is stabilising somewhat.
Reuters
14
It seems that progress on stabilising the accommodation crisis has been very limited.
Independent.ie
15
Oil prices are not inherently self-stabilising and display strongly non-linear and cyclical behaviour.
Reuters
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But it has shown some signs of stabilising in recent weeks.
Reuters
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Stabilising through the time
Stabilising across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare