Sentence examples for more or less flat from inspiring English sources

The German community has stayed more or less flat.

They have been more or less flat since 1998.

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

Certainly the chief outcome measures (test scores, graduation rates) are more or less flat.

From December 2006 through September 2008, the company's total Indian bank deposits remained more or less flat.

In America the share of the population with a university degree has been more or less flat since the 1990s.

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.

Park officials say the shift, tested during this year's centennial celebration, was prompted by an $11 billion backlog in maintenance projects, more-or-less flat funding from Congress and a need to attract young and diverse visitors that the right corporate partnerships might be able to encourage.

Bitcoin has seen quite a heavy sell-off over the last 30 days but that was preceded by a bull run, leaving the bitcoin price more-or-less flat — and reminding investors to take a wider view of market movements.

The field was bisected into two half-fields by a hill (on the upper field: a small grey concrete path, a children's play area, a bin) (the lower field was a law unto itself: a more-or-less flat area where we played football and, twice a summer, a council mower would come and shave it all down to dirt), and this is what we sledged down when snow fell.

The researchers found that the various layers in the mound did not form more-or-less flat-lying stacks as sediments deposited from a lake would.