Sentence examples for gaining slightly from inspiring English sources

The category that has not shed jobs, even gaining slightly, is "software services," mostly programmers.

Most people earning less than $100,000 a year would end up gaining slightly relative to current policy, especially if they were eligible for the expanded earned-income tax credit.

The polls are consistently indicating a hung parliament, with the Tories gaining slightly more seats than Labour but the Liberal Democrats losing so many that a combined Tory-Lib Dem coalition would not get a majority in the Commons.

The FiveThirtyEight forecast had Mr. Obama gaining slightly on Wednesday, estimating that he had a 86.1 percent chance of winning the Electoral College on Nov. 6 — up from 84.7 percent in Tuesday's forecast.

REUTERS May Isn't Kind to Hedge Funds  |  After gaining slightly in April, hedge funds have lost 1.22 percent on average this month through May 15, according to an intra-month update from Hedge Fund Research, FINalternatives reports.

The one major exception was Poland, as the joke had it "a country on wheels", which moved some 200 miles to the west, losing some 69,000 sq metres to the Soviet Union and gaining slightly less from Germany in the west.

Gold prices gained slightly in the United States after weakening abroad.

Bond yields rose, and the lira gained slightly.

The results were not as bad as analysts had feared, and Infineon shares gained slightly.

Most people in the richer half of the country actually gain, slightly.

The Nasdaq composite index and the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, both gained slightly for the week.