Sentence examples for adjusted slightly from inspiring English sources

The ratings may be adjusted slightly by the time Nielsen officially releases them on Thursday.

Mr. Lhota has emphasized that the proposals could be adjusted slightly.

The range of amenities is reflected in the range in prices, which were adjusted slightly upward on April 1 , 2009 according to the train's Web site (www.gsr.com.au).au

It has 113 locations in Britain and one at 60 Broad Street in the financial district, where the menu has been adjusted slightly to reflect American tastes.

Executives at both networks noted that the ratings might be adjusted slightly by the time Nielsen officially releases them on Thursday.

Neither the government nor the opposition parties seem to have anything much to say about how we can get out of this mess, instead preferring to talk about exactly how much money should be poured into the banks to keep them afloat or whether tax rates should be adjusted slightly upwards or downwards.

The numbers, which are based on fast national ratings from Nielsen Media Research — so they could adjust slightly later this week — indicate that "Today" has been growing as the Olympics have gone on.

Density functional theory (DFT) demonstrated that it could be an effective way to adjust slightly the highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) energy level of the organic small molecule.

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"The kickers will have to adjust slightly though as the wind will be coming straight at you off the Aquinas End and the flow of air through the stadium will be completely different".

In some states, wages may be adjusting slightly to fit the rising cost of living; eight states raised or are slated to boost their minimum wages this year.