Sentence examples for slightly gain from inspiring English sources

In general, rivers slightly gain upstream, then start losing and finally gain again as they exit the basin.

In general, rivers slightly gain upstream, and then start losing and finally gain again as they exit the basin (Baalousha 2012).Thus, human activities are the likely causes for the fluctuation of the groundwater levels in the western Jilin Province.

Finally, in a sibling-controlled study it would be difficult to adjust for the time-varying confounding by parity, as women tend to slightly gain weight over time.

"[A]ccording to some of the largest U.S. publishers, we maintained or slightly gained share in the eBook market during the third quarter," claims B&N.

Yet two recent studies published in top scientific journals (more here and here) suggest that in the Himalayas the rate of mass loss has been small and overestimated, and that further west, in the Karakoram range, the glaciers are actually slightly gaining mass.

Tesla's shares were up slightly, gaining around 2% in trading today.

Even more impressive, Ford has slightly gained market share since last year, while GM lost 16% and Chrysler lost 35% of its share.

But this month, Obama slightly gained in both approval and disapproval, as more people made up their minds about him.

On the 2011 National Assessment of Educational Progress, administered every two years, average scores in fourth and eighth-grade math increased slightly, gaining one point each on a 500-point scale since 2009 and continuing a trend of minimal increases since 2003.

At 0600 UTC on September 25, the disturbance slightly gained in intensity to attain maximum wind speeds of 45 mph (75 km/h); these would be the strongest winds associated with the storm as a fully tropical cyclone.

Throughout the day, the three ships sailed southward, Amethyst slightly gaining on Niémen but leaving Emerald far behind, Maitland's ship disappearing from view at 19 20 as darkness fell.