Sentence examples for grow only slightly from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, they would grow only slightly faster than inflation.

With the streamlining, overall domestic capacity will grow only slightly this year, and at less-than-earlier-projected rates next year.

If the economy were to grow only slightly faster than the actuaries at the Social Security Administration now project, the deficit would disappear.

The forecast by the Semiconductor Industry Association, which represents most chip makers, was more optimistic than several other predictions by independent research firms, which believe the market will grow only slightly at best and shrink 7percentt at worst.

According to the annual forecast by Honeywell, deliveries of business jets this year will probably grow only slightly over last year's total of fewer than 650 planes, which in turn was down about 15 percent from 2010.

Over all, the report said, based on performance in the first half of the year, Western Europe as a region could expect the most trade growth for the full year, at about 4percentt, while North America would be roughly flat or grow only slightly and Japan's trade would contract for the full year.

The proportion of people who were uninsured grew only slightly last year, to 15.6percentt.

Company officials say they expected flat earnings this year, with revenue growing only slightly.

On Friday, a government report showed that incomes and consumer spending grew only slightly last month.

Between 2009 and 2014 the sportswear market in Britain grew only slightly in value.

That, rather than the accounting scandal that has grown only slightly bigger, is likely to be shareholders' biggest worry today.