Sentence examples for slightly growing from inspiring English sources

Despite a series of business reforms and privatization, the Togolese economy strengthened only slightly, growing 3.4% during the year.

Japan's growth for the quarter was revised up slightly, growing by 0.6% over the previous quarter, thus ending a prolonged recession.See article: Deflation and the world economy.

Amid slightly growing numbers of atheists in the country, a new financing system has allowed church-owned schools to proliferate since 2011.

The Palace of Wonders offered burlesque and sword swallowing performances, the Red and the Black hosted indie bands before (slightly) growing crowds.

The rationally designed SAC effectively increases the thermal stability of the separator with slightly growing weight (the area retention rate is 30% higher than that of the PP separator after being heated for 30 min at 160 °C).

This divides workers paid as labour and their bosses who, thanks to incentive plans and option schemes, are paid as capital.In 2007 the wages for typical employees are predicted by Mercer's worldwide survey to outstrip inflation slightly, growing almost 2% in real terms.

It's an indication of the dark edge that will give the story its slightly grown-up astringency.

The crux of our argument relied on the assumption that, if we pushed the debt maturity wall further into the future through a debt refinancing, Neiman Marcus could survive and even slightly grow in the near future.

The trend in patients' mobility slightly grows over the decade.

Even the cost of professional, technical, and administrative human resources (OTHPERS) slightly grows over the decade.

Notice that the specific capacitance slightly grew up in the first 500 cycles.