Sentence examples for risen slower from inspiring English sources

The Football Association has invested considerable sums of money in the domestic women's game but crowds for the Women's Super League have risen slower than was hoped, meaning there is a certain pressure on the squad to complement off-field advances with on-pitch success.

The population has risen slower than many other areas.

But the coalition government has implemented fewer real spending cuts than originally planned, no net additional tax rises have been implemented, and tax revenues have risen slower than expected.

Bell's president, Wade Buchanan, points out that TABOR's inflation measure, the consumer price index, rises slower than government spending.

Bar sales are now rising slower than at either type of restaurant, although history does not indicate that has any particular significance for the economy).

Life expectancy is rising slower in the most deprived communities, the chief medical officer of Wales has warned.

The nozzle cavity pressure rises slower than the throat cavity pressure, and the nozzle cavity has a lower pressure fluctuation frequency and smaller fluctuation range.

But imports have been rising slower than exports, and the UK's trade deficit has narrowed (though it is still bigger than most would see as comfortable).

It is rising, but it's rising slower than it did in the past.

And yet, despite persistent labor shortages, construction worker wages are rising slower than the rest of the private sector.

Since 2008, world trade has been rising slower than GDP at around 0.8 1, leading to a fall in the share of exports in global GDP.