Sentence examples for grow slightly from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, spending would actually grow slightly.

Spending in many agencies would grow slightly, though less than the administration had planned.

"We wondered whether you might grow slightly different crops and have some sort of climate impact".

Demand globally, though, was expected to grow slightly, offset by rising supply outside of OPEC.

The rise in government spending -- a result of projects started in headier times -- enabled the economy to grow slightly.

As the eye travels toward the center of the square, they explained, the stones grow slightly larger.

Purchases of these devices will grow slightly slower than those of hardware as a whole, which will rise by 4%.

The afternoon drop was attributed to the Fed's projection that the economy would grow slightly less than expected next year.

The government is still forecasting that the economy will grow slightly this year, by 0.4%, compared with 2.1% last year.

Many economists expect the economy to contract more and more slowly before it begins to grow slightly toward the end of the year.

Revenue per room should grow slightly this year, and increase nearly 5percentt in 2004, helping offset a 14.4percentt cumulative drop in revenue per room since 2001.