Sentence examples similar to flatten out the curve from inspiring English sources
As your incremental change curve flattens out, the development that will render you obsolete will be disappearing in your windshield before you ever noticed it approaching in your rear-view mirror.
Now the bell curve has flattened out: the "junk" may be junkier than ever, but director-driven Hollywood productions have become more daring than ever (for instance, movies as strange as "Inception" or "Shutter Island" or "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" or "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou" as never could have been made in classic-age Hollywood).
The first is that it tends to bunch up, causing constant readjustment, and the second is that it tends flatten out everything, even the curves people want to show off.
Having lived in a number of places overseas, we've found that the local learning curve begins to flatten out after the first year.
Whereas cumulative incidence continued to increase among the oldest participants, mortality adjusted curves tended to flatten out in the 10th decade.
The curve might flatten out, meaning that the positive effect of increased staffing levels and increased ratio of registered nurses on quality of care decreases above a certain level [ 13, 75].
However to reduce problems of organisational choreography in an escalating crisis to simply a communication problem tends to "flatten out" perhaps prematurely the explanation curve.
In fact, a simple TV reach curve stretching over the past five years shows that the curve begins to flatten out sooner using the same level of ratings points.
"The law of diminishing returns and of increasing competition must finally flatten out any sharply upward curve of growth," Mr. Graham wrote in 1934.
Quickly get the wooden spoon and flatten out any kinks or curves.
