Sentence examples for remained largely static from inspiring English sources

The rival armies dug into trench positions that remained largely static until 1918.

Despite Britain's ageing population, the ONS said the number of adults relying on relatives for informal care in the home has remained largely static.

While prices have remained largely static in the Hamptons over all, houses in Water Mill south of the highway have gone up in value.

Cycling levels in London have more than doubled since 2000 but have remained largely static across the UK, where public transport is worse and car culture reigns.

Foreign exchange reserves have remained largely static for 18 months, implying that the Chinese central bank has made no major intervention in the currency.

THOUGH the Japantown area of San Francisco has remained largely static since the 1970s — stretches of concrete, blocky mini-malls and lots of sushi restaurants — a new wave of Japanese popular culture, from monster movies to Lolita dresses, has hit the area, thanks to the recent arrival of New People, a five-level, glass-walled, 20,000-square-foot shrine to all things Japanese.

(The Englishman and Frenchman, to their credit, remain largely static).

This week's report by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) warned that while overall poverty rates remain largely static, the headline figures mask increasing insecurity in many people's housing and employment conditions.

Alderson said the front office "had very little in the way of conversations" about possible trades, and he implied the organization would remain largely static as it approached the league's July 31 nonwaiver trade deadline.

Viewed as a time-lapse movie, it was observed that some YFP CBP speckles showed considerable mobility within the nucleus, whereas other speckles appear to remain largely static.

It is commonly assumed that transcription factor binding motifs remain largely static over the course of evolution because changes in binding specificity can alter the interactions with potentially hundreds of sites across the genome.