Sentence examples for a slight tweak from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a slight tweak" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a small adjustment or modification made to something. Example: "After reviewing the report, I think we just need a slight tweak to the conclusion to make it clearer."
It's a slight tweak of the last lines of Flaubert's "A Sentimental Education".
All that is required is a slight tweak of the software that controls the printer.
There are songs by Judy Garland and Louis Armstrong you can play in clubs today with a slight tweak".
Chris Hares, campaign manager at Intern Aware welcomed the proposal, but pointed out the new rules were simply "a slight tweak to the current law".
There's been a slight tweak for this year's Ashes with two fewer points on offer for winning the Test match (down to four from six).
With a slight tweak to the committee names and a major shift in focus, they will be ready for their next battle.
You can make any philosopher – any, Aristotle, Kant, you name it – look like a complete flaming idiot with just a slightest little tweak".
Not much is different from the 2nd incarnation, just a few slight tweaks, but the US availability wasn't announced.
"I know Leigh's been nursing a slight groin tweak," added Warburton.
Zady — a word that with a slight spelling tweak means "grandfather" in Yiddish and "prosperous" in Arabic — carries a range of artisanal women's and men's clothing, along with home and office supplies.
Theoretically, it could undergo a slight design tweak between now and then to address that minor user experience issue, and even if the design doesn't change, it's an attractive, inexpensive way to add a little remote control to a house with otherwise legacy lighting.
