Sentence examples for remained fairly static from inspiring English sources

From the summer of 1992, the military situation remained fairly static.

"I don't think there was a heyday of it in the 60s and 70s; I think it's remained fairly static throughout.

But in both places, the share price remained fairly static, near the bottom of the range of 66 to 76 Norwegian kroner a share, or $7.13 to $8.22.

Clare Murphy, head of public policy for the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, meanwhile said that the proportion of abortions taking place after 12 weeks had remained fairly static at about 8% of all abortions.

For many years the population of most islands has remained fairly static because of migration to the rapidly growing urban centres of South Tarawa, where more than two-fifths of the population lives.

While perceptions of the disease may have changed in recent years, the number of deaths it causes has remained fairly static, said Dr. Eric P. Winer, director of the breast oncology center at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.

The frantic movement of this dance is contained in the lower part of the body with the top half remaining fairly static and calm.

Based on the preview provided by Nintendo, it looks like building new levels is fairly simple (unlike the game creation tools of Sony and Microsoft, in this case the mechanics remain fairly static).

As such, and despite continuing advances in medicine, ICU mortality rates will probably remain fairly static: indeed, if mortality rates decreased, it would rather suggest that ICUs were no longer fulfilling their primary role and were admitting less severely ill patients; they would need to be renamed "surveillance units" or "organ support" units!

A critical review of antimicrobial treatment for OI is necessary because while the OI themselves remain fairly static over time, the number of agents that are now available for the treatment of specific OI is ever increasing and in some cases the incidence of drug resistance forces a change in treatment guidance.

Furthermore, the proportion in work remained fairly stable at a fairly high rate, usually exceeding 60percentnt.