Examples of 'risen slightly' in a sentence
Meaning of "risen slightly"
risen slightly - This phrase is used to describe a minor increase or improvement in a particular situation, value, or quantity. It suggests a slight upward movement or progress
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risen slightly
And although temperatures have risen slightly.
Share risen slightly.
That number has only risen slightly.
It has risen slightly in recent years and now exceeds the average across EU countries.
The first generation has risen slightly.
Standards have risen slightly since then, but certain major deficiencies persist.
The level of ambition has risen slightly.
Although this has risen slightly in recent months, it appears to have fallen back again.
The prices have also risen slightly.
The repurchase rate has risen slightly but remains low and amounts to 6.23 % of technical provisions.
This figure has recently risen slightly.
The educational expenditure per head has risen slightly above the EEC average during this period.
Blood pressure and body temperature have risen slightly.
I realized I had risen slightly from my seat.
The number of native Dutch boys has risen slightly.
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However, inflation has risen slightly during the past year.
What is more, prices for steers have risen slightly.
The use of e-petitions has risen slightly to include one in five parliaments.
Trust in the different types of media has risen slightly overall.
Prices have stabilized, and even risen slightly in the case of flat products.
Over recent years, the retirement age expectancy has risen slightly.
The tone has risen slightly.
The proportion of regional aid has remained high, while sector specific interventions has risen slightly.
Levels of employment measures for young people have risen slightly compared to the year before.
The number of non-religious people in Singapore has risen slightly.
While vaccination rates among children have risen slightly since that time, they remain relatively low.
At the end of the pulse, the potential Vg has risen slightly.
Her fever 's risen slightly.
But otherwise… Blood pressure and body temperature have risen slightly.
The average age of a first-time buyer has risen slightly from 30 to 31 over the same period.
For the average of the three cheapest in Belgium, costs have risen slightly.
GDP per hour worked has risen slightly more than 15-fold.
What is his condition? Blood pressure and body temperature have risen slightly.
Corporate tax rates in the EU have risen slightly in 2012, ending a long declining trend.
The price of low-priced products has risen slightly.
Visual evidence of a success has not been seen . And although temperatures have risen slightly.
Those from Hungary have risen slightly.
For the average of the three cheapest, again, costs have risen slightly.
In fact, they have risen slightly.
Miss Smith furrows her brow and stares at Researcher █ █ █ █ . Her tone has risen slightly.
This faulty belief still persists and has even risen slightly as of August 2010.
At the same time, the Food Prices have risen slightly.
And a new report shows that petty crimes have risen slightly this month.
The number of pupils continuing education post-basic schooling has risen slightly but consistently.
In reality, subjective well-being has risen slightly.
The average level of trust in national governments has also risen slightly to 29 % +2 points.
She 's getting worse . Her fever 's risen slightly.
In the fifteen old Member States indicator A has risen slightly since 2002.
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You have never risen to a greater height
Risen from the dead and all
We have not always risen to the challenge
