Sentence examples for do things slightly from inspiring English sources

The disadvantage with a home test is there isn't anyone watching you and it's possible to cheat or do things slightly wrong.

Marcus Boswell, the NTSU president, said: "We welcome the opportunity to do things slightly differently here at NTSU, and if a creative idea can be beneficial for all parties involved then we are all for it.

"What he does works but I will do things slightly differently.

"If I had my time again I'd do things slightly differently but I know why I did what I did.

"The world's eyes will be on us and it's a chance for us to show that Cambridge can do things slightly differently, and perhaps slightly oddly," he said.

Mr Godwin denied police had been too "timid" in their initial response to the riots on Saturday - but he said that "if police officers had the benefit of hindsight as foresight we would obviously do things slightly differently".

Well, Passports With Purpose is doing things slightly differently: giving prizes to donors.

"Historically, companies have moved away from [consumer education] because everyone has done things slightly differently".

Larousse does things slightly differently, putting a pan of butter, sugar and apples on the hob to caramelise.

If I could have done things slightly differently I might have taken a bit more time to work on my presentation style.

We'll be doing things slightly differently from normal because you've got to be a little more conscious of the threats.