Sentence examples for county slightly from inspiring English sources

Among the 2 participating hospitals not meeting this definition, 1 hospital was in an isolated county slightly exceeding the 50,000 metropolitan population limit but was considered to serve a primarily rural population.

The council area and historic county occupy slightly different areas.

By 2008, however, Mr. Obama carried Fairfax County with slightly more than 60 percent of the vote.

The county is slightly better educated than Colorado as a whole, according to census figures, has a higher per-capita income and also a higher percentage of foreign-born residents: 18 percent, compared with 8.6percentt statewide.

Hoggard had a great career at Yorkshire and it was a crying shame that he was released by the county in slightly acrimonious circumstances in 2009 before dropping down a division to play for Leicestershire.

17 In this study, the seroprevalence among livestock species was fairly similar within a county, though slightly higher in goats or sheep.

Every county has slightly different requirements, so conduct research to find out exactly what qualifications you must have to run for sheriff.

The administrative, geographic, and historic counties occupy slightly different areas.

The administrative, geographic, and historic counties cover slightly different areas.

In total, there were 1,512 votes in those counties, up slightly from 1,480 in 2008.

Within that region, the administrative, geographic, and historic counties encompass slightly different areas.