Phrasal Verb - leveling off

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Definition

1. To reach a stable or constant point, especially after a period of increase or decrease.
2. In aviation, for an aircraft to fly at a constant altitude and airspeed.
3. To bring something, especially prices or production, to a stable level.

Examples

No.	Example
1	The sales figures have finally leveled off after months of steady growth.
2	Despite the economic downturn, house prices in this area have not yet leveled off.
3	The pilot leveled off at cruising altitude before serving the passengers dinner.
4	The company's profits leveled off at around $10 million per year.
5	The price of gasoline has leveled off at around $3 per gallon.
6	The construction project is expected to level off in the coming weeks.
7	The debate between the two candidates finally leveled off and focused on the issues.
8	The stock market has been volatile but is finally leveling off.
9	The doctor prescribed a medication to help level off the patient's heart rate.
10	The team's morale leveled off after a series of losses.