Sentence examples for only slightly rising from inspiring English sources

Yet, the economist with ties to the statistical agency said that cities and provinces across the country had reported flat or only slightly rising electricity consumption.

In contrast, over a near similar range of temperatures, ci of Eucalyptus leaves changed only slightly, rising at high and low temperatures (Battaglia et al. 1996).

The proportion of macrocytic anaemia only slightly rises as Hb falls in CKD: 6.0% (n = 280) of people with Hb ≤ 11 g/dl rising to 7.6% (n = 42) of people with Hb ≤ 9 g/dl (Table 2).

The reduction in the US was only 34%, while deaths slightly rose in Greece.

The number of private-sector jobs in the state increased only slightly last month, rising by 5,200, or 0.1percentto to 7.18 million.

The BP rose only slightly in men, whereas it rose sharply in women, even though they had not been directly affected by the tsunami.

Coca-Cola said Tuesday its third-quarter profit rose only slightly from the comparable period last year as sales rose strongly in emerging markets like India and China but continued to slump in North America and Europe.

Other items on the menu prove less seductive, some of them rising only slightly above adequate and a few of them -- an overtart ceviche, a soggy soft-shell crab and an inexplicably tasteless duck breast -- falling well below that bar.

And while the portion of all students being classified as special education students rose only slightly last year, to 11.8percentt from 11.6percenttwo years earlierer, the classification rate rose more sharply for minority students and those in urban school districts.

Using a commercial insurance broker, without any special treatment, I reduced that to £487 for our first year, rising only slightly – to £504 – for the current year.

While recorded reports of rape are soaring - up 40% in four years to 13,721 in 2004-05 - the number of rapists convicted each year has been rising only slightly, from 640 in 2002 to 728 in 2005.