Sentence examples for has slightly risen from inspiring English sources

Cook until the bottom of the base has browned and the crust has slightly risen – this should take between 90 seconds and a minute.

So while the number of houses being built has slightly risen, the people in need of social housing, and affordable housing, are unlikely to find much to welcome when looking closely at exactly what is being built.

In fact our numbers have slightly risen".

Not met – Class sizes have slightly risen and one-to-one tuition scaled back.

This proportion has slightly increased over the last years, rising from 59% in 1992 to 65% in 1999 [ 23].

Mayor Bloomberg held a news conference on Wednesday to announce that New York City crime was down in 2011, despite statistics saying that major crime in the city has slightly risen.04percentt.

Incoming freshmen and rising sophomores have slightly different application processes.

The success rate has since risen slightly.

The price they are paid per fell as low as 16p but has now risen slightly to about 20p.

Japan's fertility rate has also been declining, hitting a low of 1.26 in 2005, though it has since risen slightly, to 1.32.

The number of English-born people in Wales has also risen slightly over the past decade to 21%.