Sentence examples for flat providing from inspiring English sources

Wages increased by 3.2% in May while inflation was virtually flat, providing workers with the highest average wage increase since the financial crisis.

[A1.] New Data Shows Easing of Housing Market Boom Sales prices for existing homes fell last month and total sales stayed flat, providing further indications that the housing boom is starting to cool.

Internal NASA documents suggest that if the space agency's budget remains flat, providing about $41 billion from 2012 through 2025, NASA will not be able to do much work on the second stage, needed to increase the lift capability, until after 2017, and the first manned flight would not occur until 2021.

Additionally, the modified surface is flat, providing a unique platform to probe the topography of DNA.

Gutsol says that this too is an areas where existing solutions fall flat, providing either stock photos that are not original or interesting, or custom shoots that are overly expensive for most businesses to even consider using.

With a sleek, clean appearance, the new HP TouchSmart610 Consumer PC and HP TouchSmart 9300 Elite Business PC recline from upright to almost flat, providing consumers and business users increased comfort for longer-term use and making it easier for businesses to engage customers.

I know you feel an agent would be expensive but bear in mind that you will have to show prospective clients around the flat, provide the tenancy agreement, collect the rent and deal with broken appliances.

According to the advert on online estate agents Zoopla, the 'flat' is "situated on the 1st floor of a handsome period building, this well presented studio flat provides bright accommodation that includes a sleeping area with compact kitchenette (mini fridge & microwave included) plus a separate wet room with shower & W.C".

Unlike old-fashioned electric cars, the battery in a fuel-cell electric car should never go flat, provided it does not run out of hydrogen fuel.There are two big obstacles to fuel cells becoming the green saviours that the Bush administration, among others, hopes for.

"He took the largest kitchen knife from his flat – provided by his father – and went next door to where his father had been taken by his assistant, and left at the bottom of the stairs as he was too drunken to climb them.

She too is living with her extended family in a flat provided by Hezbollah.