Sentence examples for remains at that level from inspiring English sources
In the Obama administration's forecast, unemployment again reaches 5percentt in 2014 and remains at that level thereafter.
If Nesterovic remains at that level, particularly as a rebounder and a defender, the Spurs will have a strong shot at defending their title.
The path rises steadily from about 15 percent of GDP in 2010 to 19 percent in 2028 and remains at that level thereafter.
I anticipate only a small effect on state budgets, though, because through the ACA, the Feds pay 100percentt of Medicaid costs for people who qualify via the ACA's income provision, although that gradually phases down to 90percentt in 2020 and remains at that level.
Leslie weakens to tropical storm on October 4th and remains at that level until October 9th.
If a state DDS initial allowance or denial accuracy falls to 90percentt or less, sampling of the deficient stratum is increased to 140 cases per quarter (reduced from 196 in May, 2000) and remains at that level until the accuracy rate improves17.
Gov. John Engler of Michigan, a close ally of Mr. Bush who because of term limits cannot run in 2002, said that if the president's popularity remains "at nosebleed levels, that's not a guarantee that we win" in elections next year.
It's a particularly powerful and revealing sequence, but it's also one that remains at the level of suggestion, its energy dissipated in the abstractions of smoke overhead.
The result is an architectural plagiarism that's eclectic and imprecise, a hodgepodge of form and decoration that typically remains at the level of mere gesture: it lacks detail and seems to be saying, "Here is a symbol of a cornice" or "This is meant to indicate the setback style".
The consequence is that intellectual exploration remains at the level of abstraction in disregard for the insights that originate within other fields of inquiry.
The first scenario; "low productivity-low loss", assumes that productivity remains at the level observed in 2003 [19] with a low rate of patient loss.
