Sentence examples for more modest rises from inspiring English sources

But the declines confirmed what many economists have long projected: that the pace of China's growth probably hit its highest level during the first quarter of this year and that more modest rises are now in store -- a situation that has been largely engineered by the country's authorities in a bid to prevent the economy from overheating.

Some cabinet members got the highest increase after ignoring more modest rises proposed by an independent panel.

The growth in American sales has been more modest, rising about 1 percent in the third quarter.

The Seychelles are enjoying a more modest rise in popularity, of between 10 and 15percentnt.

As a share of developing countries' GDP, net inflows went up from 6.7% in 2006 to 7.5% last year, a much more modest rise.

Funds that specialize in communication stocks were up 9.3 percent in the quarter, the Morningstar results show, while utility funds experienced a more modest rise of 3.7 percent.

Britain's economy since the recession of 2008-09 has been marked by a large increase in the numbers employed, coupled with a much more modest rise in incomes.

In August the Herald, also part of the Newsquest group, saw a more modest rise of 3.92% compared to July, a year-on-year decrease of 9.12%.

Exports rose 5.6 percent in October from a year earlier, reversing a 0.3 percent slide in September and beating expectations for a much more modest rise, according to data from the Chinese customs administration.

Generally, bankers favor a more modest rise, say 10 percent, balancing the needs of both new investors who want big gains and current insiders who do not want to leave money on the table.

The reliance on stock building for growth was emphasised by a more modest rise in household spending of 0.3%, while export growth slipped to 3.0% from the previous estimate of 3.6%.