Sentence examples for fractionally longer from inspiring English sources

I turned around and stared fractionally longer than I should have.

As far as trends go, double‑breasted is fashionable again, after decades of obsolescence, and a very slightly more relaxed cut – a softer shoulder, a fractionally longer jacket, trousers fitted but not cut quite so close – has arrived to liberate us all from the excessively buttoned-up, Mad Men-inspired 60s-style suits of the past decade.

It takes fractionally longer than on the Apple Watch, but is still fast.

Searching for a file named puppies.htm is non-standard, so load time is going to be fractionally longer while it deduces whether puppies is a folder or a file, and then deduces what kind of file it is.

He stretches out his limbs, his voice fractionally louder.

Yes, the new car is longer, lower and wider than the outgoing model, but only fractionally so, as Kia sought to avoid derailing enthusiasm for its little car the way Scion did with its xB, which went from endearingly boxy to something more bulbous and crude.

In previous years Samsung has managed to eek out fractionally more stamina thanks to chipset efficiencies and that has happened again (the Galaxy S9 has longer music playback, for example), but don't expect any major gains.

Platt was fractionally onside and Gascoigne fractionally off.

And they pedal fractionally faster.

A fractionally lower price gets the business.

As a result unemployment rose only fractionally.