Sentence examples for started to flatten from inspiring English sources

Middle-class income started to flatten in the 1970s and has stagnated ever since.

"There's no hard evidence we've seen that things have even started to flatten out yet".

Wang's sinker started to flatten in the fourth, when Chris Davis doubled in two runs to make it 4-1.

Back then, we had a very steep yield curve, and then the curve started to flatten out.

Growth in sales volume, the value of merchandise that changed hands on the site, excluding automobiles, started to flatten in 2006.

But now, on Pinault's instructions, bulldozers have started to flatten it in preparation for its trans- formation into a monument to rapacious capitalism.

Now things start to flatten.

Some analysts now believe the recession in industry is starting to flatten out.

If we start drinking together in a bar, the vowels start to flatten and we get more and more Yorkshire.

Revenues surged after American experts reorganised Greece's old-fashioned tax offices, but the surpluses are starting to flatten out.

Meanwhile, the Wall Street operations that have fueled the revenues of the biggest banks over the last few years are starting to flatten out.