Sentence examples for a plateau from from inspiring English sources

Their analysis concluded that childhood obesity hit a plateau from 1999 to 2006.

Some political analysts conclude that the SVP has reached a plateau from which it will eventually fall back.

The demixing part of the liquidus, determined as a plateau from n.m.r., was identified on observing a cloud-point curve.

The study released Monday shows that, after a plateau from 2005 to 2008, the long-term decline in the abortion rate has resumed.

In London car ownership has been falling since 1990, with a plateau from 1995 to 2005; the percentage of households without cars has been growing since 1992.

It is crowned by a plateau from 12 to 16 miles (19 to 26 km) wide, covered by scrub bush and grasses on the north and barren basalt and lava rock on the south.

Google Trend's graph of the search volume for the term shows nary a bump before 2008, then a jump to a bumpy plateau from 2009 to 2011, and then a sudden spike over the last few weeks, thanks to the stingray.

You've never seen stars brighter or more beautiful than from the top of a plateau, miles from civilization, while reclining in your Jeep Wrangler and watching a video of stars on your portable DVD player.

For all the trajectories, the root mean square deviation (RMSD) from the initial structure reached a plateau starting from ∼50 ns.

Well, maybe not an end, but a comfortable plateau from which we can select a number of decent names and then suggest a finalist to the President-elect and his family.

Most CDs were situated on a plateau, far from villages but close to important rural roads.