Sentence examples for and that slightly from inspiring English sources

A beam-splitting Wollaston prism emits two beams of polarized light that are plane-polarized at right angles to each other and that slightly diverge.

Still, I understand why they wanted to show the baby and that slightly forced moment was forgivable given that the rest of the storyline was beautifully acted, well-scripted and – for me at least – excruciatingly hard to watch.

Thomas Nussbaum, chancellor of the state's community college system, said that about a quarter of the 1.6 million students in the state's 108 community colleges say they want to transfer and that slightly more than half of that group succeed.

There is that ancient injury to his ankle which gives him the flicking gait of a dressage pony and that slightly perplexed frown and his steely greyness, like a cloudy winter's day.

Oh, and that slightly sophomoric name, crAssphage?

There is a hint of melancholy about him ("My favourite musicians are Kurt Cobain and Nick Drake - both topped themselves," he says) and, of course, there are those sunken eyes and that slightly sickly pallor.

CONCLUSIONS Our data confirm the relation between glycemia upon admission and mortality and suggest that slightly increased or decreased plasma glucose can be linked with increased mortality risk.

A series of experiments were done for each Lepidopteran species to determine concentrations of Mir1-CP and CryIIA that slightly inhibited larval growth and resulted in limited mortality.

C1 Solid Quarter at I.B.M. I.B.M. reported earnings and revenues that slightly surpassed expectations.

Microsoft, the world's largest software company, reported quarterly sales and profits that slightly surpassed Wall Street's expectations.

Johnson led Anstey by 1.5 seconds after lap one and increased that slightly to 2.5 seconds after the second circuit.