Sentence examples for rose only modestly from inspiring English sources

Labour costs rose only modestly.

Goldman shares, for instance, rose only modestly after its deal with the regulator.

Delivery volume there rose only modestly this year until October -- which was off the map.

Indeed, on this measure America's productivity growth rose only modestly between the first and second halves of the 1990s.

Economists at Chase Manhattan, for instance, point out that the prices for new-model cars rose only modestly.

Adjusted for inflation, the College Board calculates, the average "net price" changed little over the last decade at private schools, and rose only modestly at public ones.

Abbott officials said that sales from TAP would rise only modestly in 2004.

As for the future, the number of heart-valve installations is expected to rise only modestly, from about 250,000 in 2002 to 280,000 in 2007.

Remarkably, the country has achieved all this even though economic growth, until recently, has been sluggish and income has risen only modestly.In this section Which one?

He added: "In fact, in many areas house prices are still well below their 2007 peak levels and rising only modestly at the moment".

The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) described house prices in London as "resurgent", though it acknowledged that they had risen only modestly elsewhere in the country.