Sentence examples for static at around from inspiring English sources

Its standing in the polls now seems static at around 5%.

But the proportion of the population living in poverty has remained static at around 28% for the past six years.

The official went on: "The number of saunas in Edinburgh remains static, at around 20, and there are regular checks on environmental health and safety grounds.

Over the last decade or so, while overall cycle use in the UK as a whole has, for all the talk of a bike boom, stayed almost static at around 1% to 2% of all trips, it has increased notably in London.

He quotes some striking figures: since 1989 Slovenia's annual GDP per person has risen from $5,000 to $34,000 at purchasing power parity; by contrast, Serbia's GDP per person has remained static at around $3,000 per person (though Serbian statistics are more upbeat).

With capture fishery production being relatively static at around 80 90 million tonnes per year since the late 1980s, aquaculture has been proposed by the FAO as the potential complement to meet the growing demand for marine based alimentation.

In 1976 Hughston et al. described the "middle third of the lateral capsular ligament" as "technically strong", and as a "major lateral static support at around 30° of flexion", attaching proximally to the lateral epicondyle of the femur and distally at the tibial joint margin [37].

At around 100 mmH2O, the bladder in an anesthetized rat switches automatically between active (lasting 10-13 min) and static state (lasting 3-5 min).

Their overall proportion has remained static at 5% over the last two years, compared with around 14% in the population as a whole.

"Medicine is not static at all.

As the colour shifts, our perception compensates, and static light is suddenly not static at all.