Sentence examples for comes slightly from inspiring English sources

There are moments when this rollicking train comes slightly off the tracks.

The fourth-quarter report comes slightly more than a year after Sun announced a range of measures to reduce costs, including cutting 4,000 jobs.

In the final quarter of his super-productive career winning comes slightly uglier, without so much of the gasp-inducing improvisation of 2003-2006, when he won nine of the 16 grand slam titles.

Where it all comes slightly unstuck is in open road work, where the constant engine note of a relatively slow CVT-equipped car can make things feel rather laboured, upsetting the sense of calm that otherwise characterises comfortable progress in the Verso-S.

Primates differ from most nonprimate mammals by virtue of a delayed puberty in both sexes until growth is nearly complete; in humans, the peak of the growth spurt in boys comes slightly after the sexual maturity, whereas in girls the growth spurt precedes menarche.

This detection comes slightly ahead of schedule.

That change came slightly too late.

In came slightly smaller ball played between the hash marks.

"I love watching as their jaws come slightly unhinged".

And in both cases the memories came slightly updated.

The most notable exception came slightly less than a year ago.