Sentence examples for employing slightly from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg accused Michael Gove, the Conservative education secretary, of employing "slightly loopy ideologues" who were trying to impose "crackpot ideas" on the school system.

The centre was a pioneer in using satellites to fill gaps in the data over the oceans, and in developing "ensemble forecasts" that generate a range of outcomes by employing slightly different starting conditions to produce multiple predictions.

Taken together these observations suggest that functional clusters of Type I SPases employing slightly varied catalytic mechanism were established early during evolution and were subsequently retained, possibly for adaptation to different physiological processes.

Methods employing slightly quicker extraction of DNA using a 75 cm culture flask via short ultracentrifugation or concentration of the virus using a membrane filter followed by subsequent treatment with proteinase K to hydrolyze the viral proteins with final ethanol precipitation of viral DNA have been reported [ 18, 19].

Sword swallowers employ slightly varying methods.

Bridge employs slightly less than 5,000 people.

Kearney now employs slightly more than 4,000 people.

Carcetti's office: a noisy homeroom, as Royce employs slightly murky tactics to put off his rival, sending the DPW to dig up the road outside.

Even if vocally she's far from the doors of the Met, [she] employs slightly wild, rowdy techniques that really sell her songs".

Korea's large companies employ slightly less than a quarter of the workforce and produce more than half the country's output.

Globally, Facebook employs slightly fewer men.