Sentence examples for has been basically flat from inspiring English sources
In fact, such spending, accounting for only 15 percent of the budget, has been basically flat as a share of the economy for decades.
But the average length of the workweek is still shorter than it was before the recession began, and has been basically flat since the start of this year.
The bureau's budget has been basically flat since it was created in 1982, even as drilling activity in the deep-water gulf has drastically increased and the technology has grown more complicated.
Since then Burlington has been basically flat.
But Microsoft has been basically flat for the past five years, after coming off of its March 2000 high of $49.45.
If your circulation has been basically flat for 20 or 25 years and your stock price has decreased by 50% in the last two or three years, I think youve got to look at those numbers and see what they mean.
The hallmark of a weak labor market is weak wage growth — and in the past year, real average weekly wages have been basically flat.
But the reality is that we've been basically flat on the employment front since late 2009, with nothing suggesting a sustained break back toward better performance: Maybe someone should talk about doing something?
Complaints over this arrangement were few and far between as a bull market in stocks raged from 1982 until 2000, but stocks overall have been basically flat for the past decade.
There have been, basically, two successful solutions.
The indices gyrations of a few percentage points notwithstanding have been basically flat since early 2004.
