Sentence examples for departed slightly from inspiring English sources

In at least two recent cases, Judge Holwell has departed slightly from the suggested sentencing guidelines and imposed shorter sentences than the ones recommended by the government.

Though they departed slightly from the instructions, they received a stellar review from the volunteer judge, Hortense Noble, vice president for global corporate events at Credit Suisse First Boston.

In a hotel meeting room before about 150 parents and children with special needs, Ms. Palin was more subdued, and departed slightly from her prepared remarks to speak of her fears when she learned that the baby she was carrying earlier this year would have Down syndrome.

Including moderate uncertainties in the reflectance simulations used in the training process improved the flexibility of the neural network in cases where simulations departed slightly from observations.

To be sure, Sanders has occasionally departed slightly from the standard socialist message.

Additional prototypes were produced, including the "Mark II" and "Mark III", and the "Mark IV", which departed slightly from the prior models.

Nevertheless, American corporations are now unhappy because the law departs slightly from the framework that they laid out.

They would depart slightly from the extremist Republican Party platform by allowing narrow exceptions for rape, incest or the life of the woman.

Departing slightly from the East German terrain of her first three novels, Monika Maron's "Animal Triste" chronicles a love story set in postunification Berlin.

Some moth eyes do depart slightly from a spherical form, but it is in the euphausiid crustaceans (krill) from the mid-waters of the ocean that striking asymmetries are found.

In practice, however, this condition is most unlikely to occur; it is much more probable that the emerging wave will depart slightly from a perfect sphere, the departure varying from point to point over the lens aperture.