Even a slight degree of turbidity in drinking water is objectionable to most people.
He traded barbs with his twin brother, and even, to a slight degree, Barack Obama.
Only a slight degree of toxicity to pluripotent hematopoietic stem cells (CFU-S) was observed in both treatment protocols.
It's largely improvised and poses as a documentary, though to such a slight degree that it hardly matters.
By 1913 Catalonia had won a slight degree of autonomy, but the legislation conferring it was repealed in 1925 by Miguel Primo de Rivera, who attacked all manifestations of Catalan nationalism.
"The first sensation is a slight degree of nervousness and a feeling of being run away with, but a sense of security soon supervenes and the velocity is delightful," he writes.
Now that we know that a social network proprietor can engineer emotions for the multitudes to a slight degree, we need to consider that further research on amplifying that capacity might take place.
According to Dr. Carleton, most heart attacks are not suffered by members of high-risk groups but by people who may have one of the risk factors to only a slight degree.
"We got requests from many publications, mostly foreign magazines, asking for Damian," said Dirk Standen, the editor in chief of Style.com, a slight degree of remorse detectable in his tone.
A few minutes after they started, the air-raid siren went off — a minute-long blast that warned of approaching planes but indicated to the people of Hiroshima only a slight degree of danger, since it sounded every morning at this time, when an American weather plane came over.
