Sentence examples for slightly faster than expected from inspiring English sources

The committee also indicated that prices might rise slightly faster than expected.

Britain's economy bounced back from its virtual standstill over the spring to grow slightly faster than expected in the third quarter, according to the Office for National Statistics ONSS).

The spacecraft descended slightly faster than expected, officials said, and was two-and-a-half minutes into its last planned rocket firing of four minutes when it hit Eros unexpectedly.

The Bank's latest forecasts assumed uncertainty and turbulence in the financial markets would persist for longer, but weaker growth now will allow for slightly faster than expected expansion in the future.

It is interesting to note that the engineered hOR17-4-rho protein (with theoretical molecular mass of 36.2 kD) migrates slightly faster than expected on SDS-PAGE gels (30 kD and 32 kD).

Big Boi didn't need to sing anything he used his agile voice as he always had, rapping slightly faster than you expect him to, articulating so clearly that what at first sounds like virtuosic improvisation is revealed as material that has been carefully written and arranged.

Big Boi didn't need to sing anything — he used his agile voice as he always had, rapping slightly faster than you expect him to, articulating so clearly that what at first sounds like virtuosic improvisation is revealed as material that has been carefully written and arranged.

That said, wages did still increase — and at a slightly faster pace than expected.

The Commerce Department reported that brisk consumer spending nudged the expansion of the economy ahead at a slightly faster pace than expected, setting the stage for a second-half surge in growth.

XM, which is growing slightly faster than Wall Street expected, had 76,000 subscribers at the end of March; it does not expect a profit before 2005.

Cheerleaders could rejoice that it has expanded slightly faster than most people had expected.