Sentence examples for may be leveling from inspiring English sources

A similar number of civilian casualties occurred in the same period in 2015, indicating rates may be leveling off at near-record levels after steadily increasing since the U.N. began monitoring them in 2009.

In September there was an increase in money flowing into Spain, the first, tentative, sign that the alarming levels of capital flight afflicting the euro area may be leveling off.

And some brokers believe that housing prices may be leveling off.

And, they say, there are hints that the rates may be leveling off for men, too.

And some brokers say that housing prices may be leveling off.

That said, Lloyds thinks even those provisions may be leveling off.

Although there is some indication that this epidemic may be leveling-off in certain countries over recent years, this evidence is less apparent in lower-SES groups and does not seem to be the case for Canada and some European and Asian countries [ 2].

After a spectacular first week in November, Mr. O'Brien's ratings drifted down each week, but may now be leveling off.

Increased oxygen may allow some additional growth acceleration, but the acceleration of growth rate appears to be leveling off, asymptotically approaching a maximum.

On the other, Rodney Brooks with his more experimental robot-centered approach admits: Marvin may have been leveling his criticism at me.

But production levels are leveling off.