Sentence examples for Slightly afterwards from inspiring English sources

"Going on that basis, we calculated that we might, if we were lucky, reach the second million around January 2014, or slightly afterwards – we were confident we'd get there by the end of February 2014.

Skin reddens slightly afterwards, but fades in an hour or two, and forcing oneself to sit still and zone out for 20 minutes a day is pleasantly therapeutic in itself.

The week before Thanksgiving, Pecaut predicted that traditional retailers would still experience a sharp holiday surge, while online sales would increase steadily straight through the end of the first week in December, dropping off slightly afterwards due to shipping and delivery cut-off deadlines.

In addition, genes within cluster 1 were down-regulated within the first day of differentiation, whereas genes in cluster 2 were down-regulated slightly afterwards, but prior to those in cluster 3. Genes whose expression increased over time in differentiation conditions were found within clusters 7 12.

On the other hand inclusion of exon 14 and 16 increased rapidly between E12 and E20 and remained stable or decreased slightly afterwards.

The relative risks after day case surgery were still slightly increased afterwards, at 3.7 (3.0 to 4.5) 4-6 months after surgery, 2.6 (2.0 to 3.3) 7-9 months after surgery, and 2.6 (2.0 to 3.4) 10-12 months after surgery.

The loops are first observed after a nucleation strain of between 0.001 and 0.01% and grow to a maximum width after 1 2% plastic strain, becoming slightly narrower afterwards.

That said, despite the agonising nature of the experience, I did actually feel slightly relaxed afterwards.

Thus, P needs time to be sorbed there and is slightly soluble afterwards.

People clearly underestimate Du Toit, who emerged slightly disappointed afterwards with her 16th position, having targeted a place in the top five.

Whatever else you may think about Bitmoji or Animoji, they're not terrifying to look at, whereas the Samsung variety never escaped being unnerving first and foremost, and perhaps slightly whimsical afterwards.