Sentence examples for less flat from inspiring English sources

Business morale is less flat.

The German community has stayed more or less flat.

They have been more or less flat since 1998.

"It [was] a lot less flat than it looked on Google Earth," Laman said.

"The Internet is becoming less and less flat everyday," Dan Kaminsky said in a talk Wednesday.

That will become a more or less flat line when the mission ends.

Women's labor force participation rate continued rising through the late 1990s, dropped a couple of percentage points, and then more or less flat-lined.

The organic food industry that largely eschews pesticides has enjoyed record revenue since the early '90s, far outpacing its competitors in chemical agriculture, whose sales have more or less flat-lined.

And according to the American government's own numbers, the world's oil output has been more-or-less flat since 2005.It was data that made Mr Simmons famous.

At Havana's stately old Hotel Nacional, where I'd gone to check e-mail from my Wi-Fi-less flat nearby, there was little to suggest the moment.

I interviewed a prostitute named Yoon in her furniture-less flat, outside the city limits, who was paranoid about her pimp noticing our cameras or suspecting that she'd been turning tricks without consulting him.