Examples of using Rose slightly in English and their translations into Russian
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According to the National Bank gross international reserves in July rose slightly by$ 27mn to$ 30.5bn.
The price of the British pound rose slightly yesterday.
The price of the New Zealand dollar rose slightly.
Agriculture rose slightly, but the recovery there is seasonal.
Seasonal adjustment showed that food prices actually rose slightly for most products.
The price of the Japanese yen rose slightly after the statement of the Bank of Japan on monetary policy.
The price of euro rose slightly at the start of the trading week on the background of technical factors.
The profit of the German 10YR debt rose slightly and the returns of the Japan bonds stay unchanged.
The Japanese yen rose slightly on the background of contradictory statistics for August, which was published today.
Since the beginning of the year, deposits in banks rose slightly(+2.3%)- exclusively thanks to corporate deposits.
The Joint Military Teams have verified that the mobilized strength of the joint/integrated units rose slightly, to 81 per cent, of the envisaged establishment of 39,000 joint/integrated unit troops.
The price of the Australian dollar rose slightly on the news on the growth of exports
Meanwhile, against this background, their spending on innovation activities, including the proportion of R&D expenses, rose slightly Table 18.
According to the observations of Journalists prices over the past two weeks, rose slightly- proposals for the$ 200 one-way anymore.
fellowship and training rose slightly in 2000 figure 6.
Fish intake rose slightly although consumption was still low compared with other European countries.
Volatility of the New Zealand dollar rose slightly yesterday, despite the strong movement of other world currencies.
stabilized in 1998 and rose slightly in 1999.
KKB yields rose slightly in the last two days after the downgrade(see Figure 1).
The average remand population in England and Wales rose slightly between 1989 and 1993- by about 200, or almost 2 per cent, to 10,670.