Sentence examples for were practically flat from inspiring English sources

Yet economists David Blanchflower and Andrew Oswald write that reported levels of happiness in the UK in the unprecedented years of prosperity from the 70s to the 90s were practically flat.

For a start, investment in fixed assets is practically flat.

But the surface of the hepatitis C protease is practically flat, with only the slightest depression.

Stars are so far away that the spherical wavefront is practically flat by the time it reaches the Earth.

The study, by the National Assessment of Educational Progress (the standardized tests known as the nation's report card), showed that while scores on a new test emphasizing problem-solving and geometry have risen steadily throughout the 1990's, performance on a test stressing arithmetic has improved only slightly, and reading scores have been practically flat since 1971.

Real wages have been practically flat during this expansion.

Question: Why have wages adjusted for inflation been practically flat during this expansion?

But, real wages have been practically flat during this expansion (see clean wage data from the Brookings Institution and Economic Policy Institution).

M2 is practically flat, but phenyl rings of M1 are rotated with respect to each other and this molecule is not flat.

When the power delay profile of the channel obeys the ITU Vehicular A model, the FBMC system does not benefit from performing a multi-tap equalization because the channel frequency response at the subcarrier level is practically flat.

With the between-parity model, the likelihood surface was practically flat which hampered convergence to sensible estimates.