Sentence examples for the flatlining of human from inspiring English sources
Sustainability suggests the flatlining of human ambition.
Part of it is the flatlining of lower and middle income people, the flatlining in living standards for those people, which is very frustrating.
To make matters even more puzzling, the flatlining of productivity since the crisis is in marked contrast to a strong performance in the years before the recession.
But the real concern is the flatlining of the economy and the march of unemployment towards 3 million.
The flatlining of the economy since last autumn has left activity still 4.4 percentage points below its 2008 peak.
The deceleration is not surprising, in view of the flatlining of the UK's main trading partner, the eurozone.
First is that he acknowledges that productivity or output per hour worked in the UK cannot be suddenly turned from 30% below US and German levels to parity - or indeed that the unexpected flatlining of productivity since the Crash of 2008, which is the biggest single cause of the flatlining of earnings, will be transformed at a stroke into supra-normal growth.
And its economic contraction, which caught markets by surprise, coincides with the prolonged flatlining of the eurozone (which was confirmed on Friday) and what looks like a long-term deceleration of growth in China.
Time Warner's stock chart is like the flatline EKG of a dead person for the last three years.
"We'll probably continue to see flatlining of employment or it declining," Hershbein said.
