Sentence examples for has been basically unchanged from inspiring English sources

With many of the country's prominent banks losing money and some threatened with failure, with the Federal deposit insurance fund hanging by a thread, and with companies unable to get the loans they need to prosper, President Bush has promised that his top domestic priority in 1991 will be to restructure a financial system that has been basically unchanged since the Great Depression.

Ford, which sold up to 400,000 Rangers a year ago, decided to push the larger F pickups, constantly improving them, and sacrificed the Ranger, which has been basically unchanged for almost two decades.

Since then Burlington has been basically flat.

The Motor City's municipal $1.4 billion budget is basically unchanged from 2001, but city revenues have dropped 12% as residents have left town in droves and its biggest taxpayer, Chrysler, went bankrupt.

Granules size and wet density were basically unchanged after storage; however, AGS had apparent variation in its biomass and settling property.

And although the percentage of pregnancies that end in abortion is basically unchanged, a particularly vulnerable group, teenagers, is having fewer babies and fewer abortions.

Although a modern face had emerged in São Paulo's better areas by the 1930s, larger portions were basically unchanged.

After six decades of union-bashing by employers, the American private sector unionization rate has been cut to around 6percentt, while Canada enforces worker rights and its union level is basically unchanged.

He said the top 1percentt of wage earners had a 6percentt increase in income over the last year, while income at the bottom 40percentt of earners was basically unchanged.

When you take into account price inflation, hourly and weekly earnings are basically unchanged from this time last year.

Q. AOL Time Warner is basically unchanged this year.