Sentence examples for has inched back from inspiring English sources

Today's data also showed that the number of people out of work has inched back below the 2.5 million mark.

But a bad economy helps the Democrats, and she has inched back into the safe zone.This was bound to be a tough year for Senate Republicans.

That's when Rogers bought at $16. Disney has inched back to $22.50.

It trades at only $10.50 a share, while Cumetrix has inched back down to $6.38 a share.

The consumption share fell during the downturn, but it has inched back up so that consumers are again spending almost 96percentt of their income, implying a saving rate of just over 4percentt.

But since the girls entered first grade, I've inched back into my social life.

The Office for National Statistics releases its data at 9.30am - and economists fear that consumer prices index may have inched back up again, to 1.7%.

In the past ten years, independent bands have inched back toward the musical aggression that was something of a default position for the community in the late eighties and early nineties.

Although prices could always fall as major countries sink deeper into recession, oil prices have inched back in recent weeks and could go higher if the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries reduces output again.

By Sasha Frere-Jones In the past ten years, independent bands have inched back toward the musical aggression that was something of a default position for the community in the late eighties and early nineties.

Polls since Member of Parliament Jo Cox's murder, which could have been connected to her outspoken support for staying in the EU, have inched back toward "remain".