Sentence examples for trend slightly from inspiring English sources

They hit a low of around $60 billion a year, and have only now begun to trend slightly upward.

Or you could smash two words together, or misspell them – hence the CamelCase brand names popular in the early 2000s and the Removd Vowl trend slightly later.

However, AstraZeneca bucked the trend slightly by nudging up its forecast for 2008 earnings to between $4.45£2.2222) and $4.75 a share - against $4.40-4.704.40-4.70ted previously.

MAPS: An Ominous Trend: Slightly more than one in four Americans were obese in 2009, and nine states had obesity rates of at least 30 percent.

App users are more likely to be younger and trend slightly more female, too.

As expected, the larger volume of individuals (workers and owners) can be found in the Mexican economy and with an increasing trend slightly greater than one of its commercial partners throughout the whole time period considered.

"We definitely are trending slightly lower," she said.

Deaths by guns, though the great majority suicides, accidents or domestic violence have been trending slightly upwards.

Mr. Paul had a large and enthusiastic crowd at his rally in Nashua, but his polls have been flat or trending slightly downward.

While prices in Mexico's coastal destinations depend on foreign investors and have fallen significantly, city prices have remained stable through the global downturn and are trending slightly upward, real estate agents say.

Both showed the race trending slightly toward President Obama, who increased his lead from 3 points to 5 points in the Gallup poll, and pulled into a tie after having trailed by 2 points in the Rasmussen survey.