Steadied

Against a basket of currencies, the U.S. dollar index steadied at 103.31, after slipping 0.3% in the previous session.

Finding my room, I took a breath, steadied myself and swung open the door to Mecca for trainspotting.

Headline CPI peaked in January at 4.3% and has steadied around 3.2%-3.3% in recent months.

Just like at RB Leipzig, his return steadied the midfield and supported the fact that he is perhaps City's most important player.

Oil fell while gold steadied a touch better bid.

Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt have steadied nerves on markets but they need to do more.

Sunak may have steadied the economy and brought his party back from the brink but his promise of effective leadership, undermined of late by the disaster of Raac, could easily be further undone if he fails to live up to his own ambitious targets.

Whiteley (8) struggled again with the bat as Ansley (1-12) took revenge on him but David Scott and Webb steadied the ship for the visitors.

Yorkshire duo Joe Root and Brook steadied the ship to reach 101 for three at lunch, with the latter hitting 10 fours on his way to a momentum-shifting 51 not out.

However, Kamran Ghulam and Mohammad Rizwan steadied the innings with a crucial partnership.

Mayo steadied and Conroy was centrally involved in the next three points, winning a free for O'Donoghue before landing the next two himself.

Mitch Mibus and Brian Kulasena steadied the ship, with Devin Wilke top-scoring with an unbeaten 38.

Performance against four-hour accident and emergency targets has steadied in the last month, although it remains comparatively worse than that in England.

That steadied things for after a couple of poor performances but still ended in defeat – their third in a row without scoring.

The ship steadied briefly at 336° but soon began turning to port.

A 1-0 win over St Johnstone steadied the ship and a 3-0 defeat to the Dons at the weekend is not going to prompt Kettlewell to make wholesale adjustments.

China’s currency and stock markets steadied in choppy trade after anxiety over the spreading coronavirus on Monday hit the yuan and erased some $400 billion in market value from Shanghai’s benchmark index.

Enrollment within the Archdiocese had dropped 5,700 students when the pandemic hit, but now it has steadied out to a loss of around 1,400, which is normal for an average year, said Carroll.

Markets had steadied overnight, as investors took some solace from the World Health Organisation labeling the outbreak an emergency for China, where 25 people have died and at least 800 have been infected, but not, as yet, for the rest of the world.

Raleigh Watts, CEO of Country Doctor, said grant money has steadied its ship for now, but that the situation is touch and go.