Sentence examples for remained almost static from inspiring English sources

The number of academic staff remained almost static between 2010/11.

Globally, almost two-thirds of illiterate adults are women, a figure that has remained almost static since 1990.

After 1900 innumerable refinements were made in materials, frame design, and components, but the bicycle's basic design remained almost static.

Despite rogue surveys giving suprise leads to both Labour and the Conservatives, the average voting intention has remained almost static for the last month.

The number of women at executive board level, the level at which decisions are actually made, has remained almost static during this time.

The proportion of people cycling to work has remained almost static for a decade, with 741,000 working people cycling to work in 2011.

Detailed data compiled for the Guardian by market research company Kantar Worldpanel, which analysed the buying habits of thousands of Britons, shows that consumption of fat, sugar and saturates has soared since 2010, particularly among the poorest households, despite the overall volume of food bought remaining almost static.

The process of cross-platform ebook creation has remained almost incredibly static for years, all while the ebook market has been exploding and the barriers of entry to new authors has fallen.

During polymerization, the composition remained almost unchanged.

The police forces remained almost completely white.

This has remained frustratingly almost static.