Sentence examples for modestly growing from inspiring English sources

Still, men's boot camps are modestly growing.

There may be little recovery in later years, because falling prices will offset modestly growing sales.

"A modestly growing economy with the cyclically sensitive sectors at still-depressed levels is a relatively stable and safe, if not exciting, environment," said Larry Kantor, head of research at Barclays, in a recent report.

The league's logic is that modestly growing the field will actually keep the proportion of qualifying teams roughly where it is now, as the era of rapid expansion continues to add to the number of teams in the league.

The conservative counterargument – that life for the poor and the middle class is better than it seems – goes like this: Even with stagnant or modestly growing incomes, the poor and middle class benefit from the fact that a stable or declining share of income is now required for basic necessities, leaving more money for discretionary spending.

"Two years ago, there was an insane euphoria that isn't going to occur for a while," Kenneth E. Guiles, purchasing director for the Eastman Chemical Company, said today at the association's semiannual outlook conference in Orlando, Fla. "But once people get back to business as usual in a modestly growing economy, then the demand will grow".

And we think if the printer business really flattens or starts to modestly grow -- just the same way the PC business is today -- we think the company can get revalued into the mid-20s per share.

However, in the early 20th century, farmers returned and the town of Green Lake modestly grew to an approximate population of 300 in 1914.

It appears the thief started off modestly, then grew bolder and more particular.

Mr. Carson of AllianceBernstein is far more sanguine, saying the economy appears to be growing modestly.

The economy is growing modestly and employers are adding jobs at a slow but steady pace.