Sentences with phrase «leveling off sharply»

As we approached maximum altitude, the plane levelled off sharply.

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Consumer staples stocks traded in overbought territory at the beginning of the year but fell sharply into oversold levels during the early February sell - off on broader markets.

It might be in principle possible to pull this off if Beijing is able to transfer 2 - 4 % of GDP from the state or elite sector to the household sector by reforming the hukou system, land reform, privatizations, and other transfers, but of course we shouldn't assume that this level of household income growth will be easy to maintain once investment growth, and with it GDP growth, drops sharply.

Because the broad market was selling off sharply and approaching near - term oversold levels, EEV was taken as a very short - term trade (2 - 5 days), as we were looking to sell into strength on a breakout above resistance at the $ 28.00 area.

Reservoir levels were retreating so sharply during summer in the Southern Hemisphere that officials had warned that the city's water supply would be shut off on «Day Zero» in April, forcing most of the city's 4 million inhabitants to queue for rationed potable water.

These spikes show rainfall levels rising sharply over just a few decades, and falling off again soon afterwards, in a matter of centuries.

For all age groups, males generally had higher activity levels than females, particularly high - intensity activity, but after midlife, these levels dropped off sharply compared to females.

Looking at DALYs lost as a function of time, the study found that the total integrated harm rises sharply in the first five hours after a cigarette has been smoked, continues to rise for another five hours, and doesn't start to level off until after 10 hours.

Your health care professional needs to see not just your average cortisol level, but also the size of the morning spike and how sharply it drops off afterwards.

Based on the most recent data available, the authors» modeling shows that teacher demand increased sharply after the Great Recession, leveling off at around 260,000 teacher hires annually by 2014.

The national summary of suspension rate trends for grades K - 12 indicates that these rates increased sharply from the early 1970s to the early 2000s, and then more gradually, until they leveled off in the most recent three - year period.

Emissions declined sharply but leveled off around 2004.

Graded Death Benefit Life Insurance is a type of life insurance policy that provides a limited amount of life insurance to begin with, and over time the amount of life insurance coverage will increase, either gradually before leveling off, or sharply before it becomes level.

The cryptocurrency market might have experienced a classic blow - off top today, with the help of the historic rally in Bitcoin that carried it past the $ 10,000 (and the $ 11,000) level before turning sharply lower during the second half of the session.