Sentence examples for being flat in both from inspiring English sources

The consumer price index rose 0.7% after being flat in both December and January.

But retail sales were flat in both June and July, down from an annual growth rate of 10% in early 2000; and consumer credit fell in June.

And as much as I think "channel ORANGE" was the album of the year in almost every way both that the Grammys and the public perceive that idea, Ocean's performance was flat (in both senses) and tonally off.

This suggests the market (for now) expects cocoa prices to be flat in both the first and second half of 2010.

And 2015 scores on the National Assessment of Education Progress, which were flat in both reading and math for the first time, shined a spotlight on the reality that gains in the post-NCLB era were much smaller than those in the decade preceding it.

Wholesale sales dropped 0.8 percent after being flat in December.

In the third quarter, Germany's GDP fell by 0.1%, after being flat in the second quarter.

Import prices had previously been reported as being flat in August.

"The retention rate in Q4 increased relative to Q3; daily active users were flat in the fourth quarter", meaning both that the people who left the service hadn't been using it very often, and, unfortunately, that fewer people were joining Twitter.

Both teams were flat in the first, the Rangers perhaps tired from the previous night's 3-2 win in Minnesota, the Jets likely depressed from falling out of playoff contention after a crushing 6-4 loss to Ottawa here Monday.

Both Germany and France's blue chip DAX and CAC 40 indices were flat in opening trading.