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Meanings of how stable in English

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Usage of how stable in English
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Time will tell how stable, reliable and efficient that government will be.
The Irish Times
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He told Reuters: We're yet to see how stable the new connection is.
The Guardian
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It all depends on the holds and how stable you feel in your stance.
Climbing Magazine
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And how stable is that leadership as a durable solution capable of withstanding further crises?
The Irish Times
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It is subject to discussion how stable these dysfunctions are over the course of schizophrenia, e.g.
Pubmed
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As these interactions often involve a fitness cost, it is unclear how stable cooperation can emerge.
Pubmed
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On top of that, a sensor in the robot itself calculates how stable each gait is.
Wired
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He peered down into the hole, bracing himself, not knowing how stable the bank might be.
Wet desert: tracking down a terrorist on the colorado river
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The real story of Northern Ireland over the past three years is how stable it has been.
The Irish Times
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A first professional league has changed the women's game but how stable are the foundations of the pyramid?
The Guardian
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That's how stable solar activity is.
The Guardian
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Oliver, how stable is this stuff?
Takeover
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But how stable are the foundations of this restructured pyramid which marks a new era for the domestic game?
The Guardian
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Then a series of loading tests with arcane names like Stuffblock or Rutschblock determines how stable the snowpack is.
Wired
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No matter how stable her situation had become since the second surgery, she still looked terrifying to those who saw her.
Accident
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University of Botswana politics lecturer Gladys Mokhahwa told AFP: These elections are actually a test to how stable the country is.
The South African
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