Sentence examples for fractionally older from inspiring English sources

She can have a love interest her own age or, in RED, even fractionally older, and she is so offhand about it that nobody even notices how exceptional this is.

He stretches out his limbs, his voice fractionally louder.

Wehrlein's running in the afternoon was curtailed by a fuel-pump problem and the 20-year-old German was actually fractionally faster in the Force India he drove in the morning than the Mercedes.

By ditching 408 pounds, the 2011 Cayenne Turbo is quicker than the old Turbo S even though it generates fractionally less power.

Adam Lotun, a 50-year-old wheelchair user outside the courts, had a fractionally kinder interpretation: "I don't think the judge wanted to see any disabled faces in court – with the verdict he was giving".

In this case Labour, perhaps surprisingly, does worse than the Tories among 18-24 year-olds bettertter among all the other age groups, if only fractionally so with those over 60.

It looks far better than the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus (whose four generation old designs are quite frankly stale at this point) while it also has a fractionally better camera than the iPhone 8 Plus.

Platt was fractionally onside and Gascoigne fractionally off.

And they pedal fractionally faster.

Nor do the fractionally bigger names disappoint.

A fractionally lower price gets the business.