Sentence examples for but stayed relatively flat from inspiring English sources
By 1994, the figure had grown to $3,800, but stayed relatively flat for most of the next decade.
In the population of US pregnant women aged 12 49 years, the IgM prevalence rate was 3.0%%, but stayed relatively flat across the age groups [ 46].
But prices have stayed relatively flat despite the economic downturn.
"Our domestic production has been going down in recent years or has stayed relatively flat, but we're running more and more through the refineries every year," said Doug MacIntyre, an analyst with the Energy Information Administration, which is the statistical arm of the Energy Department. "So, where is that crude going to come from?
Nor has it helped that hospital nursing salaries have stayed relatively flat for a decade, according to the American Nurses Association.
American approval ratings plunged in 2017, Donald Trump's first year in office, to 30% from 48% the year before, and then stayed relatively flat last year, according to the poll.
There were 65percentt more seed-stage deals in 2013 than in 2012 while venture funding stayed relatively flat – 7.5percentt fewer dollars, 7percentt more deals.
Overall, the number of late-stage and growth deals stayed relatively flat year-over-year, with investors continuing to chase big rounds for unicorns and near-unicorns.
In fact, in the U.S., Snapchat's monthly active users stayed relatively flat on Android – and they've actually increased on iOS in the days and weeks following the "Snappening" leak, according to data from analytics firm 7Park.
