Sentence examples for began to flatten from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the market began to flatten the next year.

It began to flatten out, to melt into surrounding space, to attach itself to otherness.

In fact, it began to flatten and - in some wine categories - decline.

First, the once-soaring sales at online bookstores began to flatten, ending a source of new growth in book sales.

Over the ensuing decades, selection grew exponentially, and the utility curve ultimately began to flatten; people still valued new releases, but each new recording added less additional value.

Leaving behind his previous work in wood, he began to flatten, fold and fasten these caps into mutable wall-mounted compositions, lying somewhere between sculptures and textiles.

Now, the peak begins to flatten.

The slope of the cumulative size distribution of debris begins to flatten out.

There are computed: minimal Weber number when the drop begins to flatten, degree of flattening, critical Weber number and secondary drops diameter.

Having lived in a number of places overseas, we've found that the local learning curve begins to flatten out after the first year.

Rents have begun to flatten or fall in many parts of the UK, particularly London and the south, according to other survey data.