But clearly such slights sting.
Clearly the slight headwind and rainy conditions were not ideal for the time of his life Sunday: his 9.77 was his slowest winning time at an Olympics or world championships.
But Prada was hanging tough, showing a good turn of speed, and when the boats came together for the second crossing, the Italians were on starboard tack -- which means they held nautical right-of-way -- and in an ideal position to maintain and consolidate what was clearly a slight lead.
But this is clearly no slight – Abbott's endearing accessibility ensures that this collection will find friends from all walks, of all persuasions.
This is clearly because slight casualties are most common in traffic collisions, indeed this can be seen from the fact that the number of slight casualties prevented is greater than the total number of accidents.
Mr. Conrad, 66, wore a gray fleece over a dark dress shirt and answered the judge loudly and clearly, with a slight Southern accent.
Clearly, even a slight jump for Sprint doesn't quite match that of its competitors.
Second, with pattern P2, we can clearly appreciate a slight degradation in performance nearly 0.2 dB when using the proposed low complexity iterative demapping algorithm with N q = 24 (35% complexity reduction).
A man who clearly abhorred the slightest inconvenience, Mobutu's private airstrip was long enough to handle the supersonic Concorde, which he often chartered for long flights to North America and Asia.
I was riding directly behind the engine in the business class car (serves me right), so I clearly felt a slight shudder and heard a faint, muffled sound a kind of muted and diffused thump and splatter that I'm having a hard time getting out of my head.
(Mr. Barenboim went shoeless, due to some last-minute wardrobe malfunction, he later told Agence France-Presse, although the mishap clearly made not the slightest musical difference).
