Sentence examples for remained largely stable from inspiring English sources

The market positions of Sainsbury's and Asda – Tesco's main rivals – have remained largely stable.

The yen rebounded, rising by almost a third against the dollar and has remained largely stable.

In France and Germany, capital investment has remained largely stable at 19.9% and 17.2% of GDP respectively.

Meanwhile Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Oman and other important producers have so far remained largely stable, despite fears that political instability could create trouble for their oil fields.

Absence due to illness – the most common reason for absence – has remained largely stable, at 2.8% in 2014/15 compared to 2.6% in 2015/16.

Since 1996, it has remained largely stable as a fully polarimetric Synthetic Aperture Radar allowing an assessment of its stability and calibration characteristics.

Japan, which freed up deposit rates in its banks in the late 1970s, saw net interest margins remain largely stable for most of the 1980s, until the country's asset bubble popped.

"As drug use is linked to urbanisation and the urban population in developing countries is expected to double between 2011 and 2050 while remaining largely stable in the developed countries, a much more marked growth in the number of illicit drug users can be expected in the developing countries.

Although a majority of users across age groups anticipate their Facebook usage will remain largely stable in the year to come, according to Pew, again Facebook dissatisfaction is strongest among younger users.

Unlike genes, which remain largely stable across a person's lifetime, the epigenome is highly dynamic.

Some ― including Gallup and HuffPost/YouGov polling ― found his numbers remaining largely stable, while others ― including Quinnipiac and Ipsos/Reuters surveys ― charted a significant decline.