Sentence examples for could be just slightly from inspiring English sources
My guess is that it costs $800 million per replica, but I could be just slightly off.
Bedford may be just slightly more chic than Chappaqua, but, according to Marmot's logic, even just slightly could mean markedly fewer heart attacks and whole extra years of life for its residents.
An enclosure should be just slightly larger than the contents.
The water should be just slightly cooler than room temperature.
So instead managers could be just pushing at the slightly fuzzy boundaries to gain an advantage - wrong maybe, but someway short of malpractice.
If it remains niche, that market could be just a few cyclists happy with a slightly muffled soundtrack to their daily commute; or a handful of music aficionados wanting to experience that "fuller sound".
Having blood pressure that is just slightly higher than normal could still spell trouble in terms of stroke risk, according to a comprehensive scientific review released Wednesday.
Despite this, as the referee points out, we could still have been missing the USV responsive cells by being just slightly away.
"He [Rangel] could have had his touch and smashed the ball up the pitch, he was just slightly off balance trying to play around the corner.
Ireland is just slightly larger than the state of North Carolina, but its financial collapse could trigger financial flight from Portugal and Spain, Eichengreen warned, with ripples felt widely.
It's just slightly less from that.
