Sentence examples for ever-so-slightly larger from inspiring English sources

Also, it is ever-so-slightly larger once the neon atom is removed; as Dr Hansen puts it, "it is as if nothing takes up space".

It's ever-so-slightly larger than the Kindle Fire, but at 400g, a tiny bit lighter as well.

The car is ever-so-slightly larger, but we're talking a scant few inches not much in the grand scheme of things.

The footprint is virtually the same in spite of the ever-so-slightly larger screen (6.3 > 6.4-inches, same 2,960 x 1,440 resolution) — from 162.5 x 74.8 x 8.6 mm on the 8, to 161.9 x 76.4 x 8.8 mm on the 9. That's perfectly fine.

If only the Bump of Invention had been ever so slightly larger!

The display, meanwhile, is the ever so slightly larger at 6.4-inches to the 8's 6.3.

Also the gap between app usage and mobile web usage is growing ever so slightly larger: 51.4% of consumers used an app, while 50.2% used a browser.

But even in the pelican world there is competition: Asia's dalmatian pelican fancies itself the world's largest pelican, on average ever so slightly larger than the great white pelican.

There are moments, brief moments, when the possibility of the world seems ever so slightly larger, and within that slight opening you can see that there is still room in this world for innovation and change.

Predicting that starlight should bend ever-so-slightly in the vicinity of a large mass, it seemed almost an untestable alternative to Newton's theory.

"It might mean ever-so-slightly fewer people gaining insurance, but it'll be a very small number because the vast majority of larger employers already offer coverage".