Sentence examples for growing only slightly from inspiring English sources

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

Last month, hourly wages ticked up 0.4percentt, ahead of September's pace, but wages are still growing only slightly faster than inflation this year.

The economics think-tank of the Hans-Böckler foundation, which is tied to the trade unions, says German wages are growing only slightly faster than the euro-zone average.

Rylant's words talk about snow and children in an engaging but general way, growing only slightly narrative: "Let us take a walk / and see how beautiful / the world is / and then come back / to our white, quiet homes / and make something / warm to drink / and maybe read / or play a game / or tell each other / all that / we've been thinking".

Oxford Economics said that even using cautious assumptions – earnings growing only slightly faster in London than nationally, and London prices keeping pace with earnings rather than racing ahead – average house prices in London were likely to double in the next 15 years.

With lending standards tight as a drum after the financial fiasco, and demand for loans growing only slightly, banks have been doing everything they can to demonstrate how little they need new cash.

Thereafter, they would grow only slightly faster than inflation.

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

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.