Sentence examples for has been pretty flat from inspiring English sources

He has been pretty flat for the whole summer.

According to today's official statistics, America's investment rate has been pretty flat since the 1950s.

Peterborough started quite nicely, but the last quarter-hour has been pretty flat.

Instead, capital spending by UK businesses declined last year and has been pretty flat through the first half of this year.

As a result, Mr. Phillips said, "we lost a chunk of people, but we also gained some, so our traffic has been pretty flat".

As such, seen below, although China's coal demand has been pretty flat in recent years, coal power generation has been rising at 6% per year - a very high increase for a nation where 100% of the population has access to electricity and per capita wise consumes nearly as much electricity as members of the European Union.

Vicky Redwood, UK analyst at Capital Economics, said that once special factors were taken into account the economy had been "pretty flat" in the third quarter.

But this year, he said, "the last three months, July, August, September, our numbers have been pretty flat compared year over year to the same month, and the West Coast imports have been down a little bit".

Gelman also pointed out that virtually all of the rise in mortality took place between 1999 and 2005: since then, death rates have been pretty flat for whites aged forty-five to fifty-four.

Buzz on King Arthur: Legend of the Sword may have been pretty flat following its weak performance in the US and other territories the previous weekend, but Guy Ritchie's Middle Ages actioner nevertheless managed to nab the top spot at the UK box office, dethroning Alien: Covenant.

In a follow-up post that took account of Deaton's response, Gelman noted, "If you correct for the age-composition bias, about 2/3 of the observed change from 1999 to 2013 goes away". Gelman also pointed out that virtually all of the rise in mortality took place between 1999 and 2005: since then, death rates have been pretty flat for whites aged forty-five to fifty-four.