single-digits

Any poll will ratify the significance of that insight: Romney is the front-runner, and Huntsman is languishing in single digits.

The bank expects the company's annual production to grow by a percentage in the mid-single digits for years to come.

Growth in China's gross domestic product this year is still expected to be in the high single digits, property slowdown or not.

Over the next three years, he expects sales to grow in the "mid-single digits" , despite the deepening economic gloom.

When Mr. Romney started out in 2007, few voters knew who he was and he registered in the single digits in national polls.

Turnover of out regular employees is in the single digits--very low for this industry.

Texas Congressman Ron Paul is in fourth place with 11 percent, and the remaining four Republican contenders trail in single digits.

This had the effect of keeping the official inflation figure in single digits. Private estimates are much higher (see chart).

Only in Germany, the Netherlands and Austria is the rate in single digits.

Inevitably, all three main leaders insist they will run for president, including Mr Yushchenko, despite a poll rating in low single digits.

Some opinion polls showed support for America in single digits when George Bush was president.

Mr. Aso's popularity is in the single digits, according a new opinion survey.

The Philippines and Thailand saw 12 per cent and 10 per cent rates, respectively in April, but were in single digits before that.

Before the financial crisis, sovereign credit-default swaps traded in single digits.

If you look at the exit polls on election day, it was nearly in the single digits.

Also scoring in single digits was HP, with a 9. 9%, based on facilities fueled almost exclusively by coal and nuclear energy.

But in 2010 our revenues only have been increasing in the single digits.

The number has long been about 30 percent for metastatic prostate cancer, and in the single digits for lung cancer.

In the five years to 2008 the region's economies grew at an annual average rate of 5. 5%, while inflation was in single digits.

This was lower than many had expected and the first time in four years a quarterly growth figure was in single digits.

Today they are both remarkably well managed, with inflation in single digits and growth above 5 percent.

The Chinese economy was indeed racing too fast earlier this year, but now it is growing in low single digits or even contracting.

Three percent. The low single digits.

Apple's stock followed suit, climbing from single digits in the late 1990s to more than $400 per share in the past few weeks.

"Last year the industry was able to get increases in the mid-single digits, " says Michael Levesque, a Moody's analyst.

And it could help Nokia make a comeback in America, where its market share is in the low single digits.

A slowdown in China wouldn't mean a recession; just, say, mid-single-digits percentage economic growth rather than double-digits.

China said this week that a slump in exports has helped pull the economic growth rate down into single digits for the first time in years.

The return on sources such as tar sands and biofuels like ethanol are in the single digits.

Operating margins for WBD, meanwhile, have been in the single-digits for the past decade.

The percentage of transactions done over the internet is generally also in low single digits