Sentence examples for because they were slightly from inspiring English sources
"Both of them were interesting because they were slightly ahead of the times," said Naoki Inose, a well-known writer on the imperial family.
However, there are millions of young people who did not vote this year, not because of apathy, but because they were slightly too young.
One batch of organic apples, for instance, could not be sold conventionally because they were slightly too small for the supermarket buyer.
He also thinks that the bombs show "sophistication," because they were slightly more complicated than the bombs depicted in al Qaeda's English language magazine, "Inspire".
Because the media feels the need to simplify every story to the point that a five-year-old should feel his or her intelligence insulted, it was decided that the couple got jumped because they were slightly goth-looking.
This method is limited because genes under certain experimental conditions would be considered not co-expressed simply because they were slightly more coherently expressed under other experimental conditions and vice versa.
Perhaps they have been holding it back, because they are slightly ashamed – that those geese, flying past the Statue of Liberty, along Monument Valley, over Edinburgh etc aren't actually wild geese at all.
"You have a strange relationship with umpires as a wicketkeeper because they are slightly reliant on you and I always joke with them that I'll never appeal if it's not out.
The Montero Sport has 15-inch tires that are slightly smaller than those of the Explorer, because they are slightly narrower, but Mitsubishi recommends that customers raise the rear tires' pressure before carrying heavy loads -- a recommendation that Ford has not made for the Explorer.
