Sentence examples for flattened off from inspiring English sources

Cook was out to the second ball, playing no shot to a straight ball from Ryan Harris which would have flattened off stump.

As nominal GDP fell, the ratio of America's net public debt to GDP nearly tripled in the first half of the 1930s, but it then flattened off as growth returned.

Such an eventuality looked likely in the summer after an increase in LFS joblessness from 2.06 million in January to 2.47 million in July, but since then the total has flattened off to 2.49 million in October.

The Cowboys provocatively came out to say they won't stand so idly by next time Thurston is flattened off the ball, and it does raise the question, what would happen if half a dozen or more players came in swinging in the event they felt their playmaker had copped enough?

Adsorption of MO was generally rapid for the first 15 min, after which it slowed down and flattened off as contact time increased (Fig. 5b).

Line's user growth has flattened off this year, so it's essential that it finds ways to monetize users in its biggest markets — Japan, Taiwan, Thailand and Indonesia represent two-thirds of its 212 million monthly active user base.

Will prices now fall, or simply flatten off?

But will house prices just flatten off or will they slump?

The budget will still creep up in real terms until it flattens off in 2015.

Even if house prices simply flatten off, the scope for mortgage-equity withdrawal and hence consumer spending will slow sharply.

The CO2 levels rise rapidly during the first part of exhalation and then flatten off.