The natural world of these northern seas is so sensitive and so vulnerable that even a slightest breach in its structure can lead to consequences no one will be able to reverse," the 2007 report concluded.
Most lynchings followed disputes over wages, slight breaches of racial etiquette, accusations of petty theft and attempts by white people to divert attention from their own transgressions.
Contracts for VADs could be withdrawn even for slight breaches of the rules.
He controlled every franchise, supplying everything from the napkins to the food, and retained the right to cancel any contract at the slightest breach.
The whitewashed portrait of the history of Fifa, in which Blatter at one point forcefully tells his colleagues "the slightest breach of ethics will be severely punished", was largely paid for out of the budget of the 2014 World Cup.
We could not approve the slightest breach.
Throughout the South, African Americans were victims of racial violence, losing their lives for the slightest breach of racial etiquette, for being "uppity" in some cases, and often for doing nothing at all, simply for being Black in the presence of angry Whites.
Incoming sea water caused Enterprise to develop a slight list, but it was not a major breach of hull integrity.
The news gave a slight boost to the euro, which remained above the $1.50 threshold after breaching that level on Wednesday.
Between those poles, the writing is serviceable but often plagued by imprecision or a slight, stuttering redundancy (as when one character reflects that dating a right-winger "would have seemed a breach of ethics, a moral flaw").
