Sentence examples for remain relatively steady from inspiring English sources

President Clinton saw his approval rating remain relatively steady, even with the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

The number of white high school graduates will go down nationally, and the number of African-American graduates will remain relatively steady.

In fact, Europe was the only region to remain relatively steady over the year; the other regions saw their accumulated wealth slip.

As it can be seen in the Fig. 7, the signal intensities of carbon and oxygen remain relatively steady along the first hundred of nm in depth.

This analysis indicates the CQA levels remain relatively steady during the final stages of grain development, but the levels of diCQA fall significantly.

While Salmonella and E. coli are thought to be metabolically inactive under these conditions, their populations in biofilms formed on refrigerated foods remain relatively steady over an extended period of time (Kroupitski et al. [2009]).

Those numbers have remained relatively steady for decades.

The number of flagpoles have remained relatively steady in recent years.

The numbers have remained relatively steady, but that data is from 2007-8 — before the economic crisis.

While the number of large vehicles on the road has remained relatively steady, they are being used more frequently.

It also allowed increased hiring of part-time workers, and unemployment, although high by American standards, has remained relatively steady.