Sentence examples for only slowly growing from inspiring English sources

But as the country grows richer, the expanding middle class appears to be only slowly growing fitter.

Ms. Rice perhaps sees this fable as one of a woman only slowly growing into empowerment in the face of brutality, but for much of the story the character lacks agency.

All German surveys revealed an underuse of segmental scoring of perfusion defects, with only slowly growing acceptance.

In agreement with previous studies we document their upregulation with the progression of NDP, particularly in advanced stages, in both tgHD51 rats and HD brains, unlike their only slowly growing number in ageing control animals.

On the contrary, at low-temperature Ge islands form predominantly on the top of the ridges and retain their pyramidal shape even up to 7 ML coverage and only slowly grow in size.

Cells with a doubling time of about 100 minutes contain on average about two origins and are also no bona fide monoploids, and only very slowly growing cells of E. coli conform to the textbook view and are true monoploids.

Not only is the economy slowly growing, but tech times are most definitely changing, too.

Most plants and fungi can only move themselves by slowly growing, but a few have lightning reflexes to trap unwary flies or to disperse their seeds with a bang.

It should also be noted that a given reduction in proliferation or increase in cell death might lead to regression of a slowly growing tumour, but only slow the growth of a rapidly growing tumour.

The only symptom may be a slowly growing mass; it appears most often in the fifth to sixth decade of life and has usually been growing for 10 or more years before it is discovered.

It grows wild in the Namib, an ancient, stark desert along the Namibian coast, and it has only two leaves, which keep slowly growing — wrapping, curling, and ripping — into giant, six-foot-long tangles.