Sentence examples for slightly in the next from inspiring English sources

Growth of 2.75% is forecast to dip slightly in the next fiscal year, before rising to 3% a year later.

Mr. Giuliani contended yesterday that his budget would actually reduce spending slightly in the next fiscal year, which begins July 1.

Despite official measures to strengthen French here, the proportion of French-speakers in Quebec's population is expected to erode slightly in the next quarter-century, to 81percentt.

The Assembly, meanwhile, is forecasting that tax revenues will come in about $189 million below the governor's expectations this fiscal year but will rebound slightly in the next, bringing in about $336 million more than Mr. Pataki has predicted.

However one crunches the numbers – and regardless of whether federal spending rises or falls slightly in the next few years – given the contours of the current economic crisis, what this means is that at the end of the day an ever-greater percentage of public spending in America is emanating out of DC.

Its content rose slightly in the next sample due to the addition of acidified material from the primary digester.

The figure, he adds, is likely to sink to "very close to 50%" or even slightly lower in the next few months, the lowest ever at TSMC.

He expects the market to go sideways or slightly down in the next couple months, but as lower production catches up with the fall in drilling rigs, some exploration and production companies will start trying to get ahead of the "meaningful rebound" that he expects in the second half of 2010.

Her bowling was used slightly more in the next match, claiming the wicket of Amy Satterthwaite during her nine overs.

The mean fluid rate required to achieve protocol targets in the first 8 hours was 4.05 ml/kg/TBSA burned, which slightly increased in the next 16 hours.

It's hard for them to live in the moment too, because they're always slightly in the future listening to what's next, or revisiting key scenes of the past.