Sentence examples for remained broadly flat from inspiring English sources

Services productivity has remained broadly flat for the last three years.

The Shell share price has bucked the trend of the sector and remained broadly flat this year.

"Construction output has remained broadly flat in the last year, both before and after the recent referendum," she said.

The reason sterling has remained broadly flat since February is that for the past four months the financial markets have assumed that the remain side will win.

Radio 3's audience has remained broadly flat, hovering around the 2 million mark over the last decade or so despite some ups and downs.

Statisticians also said net national disposable income (NNDI) per head, which represents the income available to UK residents, had remained broadly flat since the start of 2012 and remained 5.1% below pre-downturn levels.

Future's UK operations saw earnings remain broadly flat at £7.4m.

Current forecasts expect this rate to remain broadly flat for the next three years, with a gradual increase expected from 2017 onwards.

It said that after this year network costs per household "are expected to remain broadly flat in real terms".

While foreign investment has soared, the amount of money flowing into the country is set to remain broadly flat at £92bn.

"But higher oil prices and likely rises in domestic energy prices and some foodstuffs meant that inflation might remain broadly flat over the rest of the year, rather than gently falling as expected," the minutes said.