Sentence examples similar to be slightly dismissed from inspiring English sources

The title of data scientist is slightly controversial, dismissed by some as the latest buzzword, a glorified term for a data analyst or just a new name for a statistician.

However, as the size of the transcripts seemed to be slightly reduced in the double mutant, we cannot completely dismiss the possibility that Cid14p may have a minor influence on this selective elimination system.

"It is a two-legged game, so it is slightly different". Stubbs has dismissed the suggestion that Hibs lack big-game "bottle" after losing two recent Scottish Cup finals and last season's Premiership play-off against Hamilton Academical.

This is why seeing a wide range of work is so important for theatre-makers (and critics), and I reckon it's slightly odd when people dismiss entire art forms or particular kinds of work because they don't think they like them.

The case rejected Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court is slightly different than the one dismissed by the federal panel.

Cook, who was dismissed for three, said: "Our fielding has been slightly below par on this tour, which is very unusual for us.

The brownies were slightly wet, slightly greasy.

The problem cannot be easily dismissed.

Some simple explanations can be probably dismissed.

You'll be automatically dismissed.

This was once the mainstay of every Chelsea garden; tainted by fashion, it has slightly fallen by the wayside, but shouldn't be dismissed.