Sentence examples for had slightly broader from inspiring English sources
Still, the razor-thin margin of the final vote count masks the fact that McConnell had slightly broader support at his disposal.
Frears's movie has slightly broad elements of thriller in its final act, but it always keeps its drama on the right side of plausibility, if only by a whisker.
Marc Webb had slightly more luck.
Be careful, though- the first two have the same meaning, while the third has a slightly broader one, and the fourth a much narrower one!
PD-1 has a slightly broader expression profile, being present also on B cells and NK cells, though much of its physiological inhibitory function has been established in the context of T-cell responses.
With 12 of the 32 teams — including Argentina, France, Germany, Spain and the host nation, South Africa — set to wear shirts with the Adidas logo on them, that company has a slightly broader World Cup presence than Nike.
So, to describe Wiley as the Dizzee Rascal you can listen to without keeping a packet of Nurofen to hand is not to damn him with faint praise, merely to suggest that Treddin' on Thin Ice might have a slightly broader appeal.
Joshua Cohen and Charles Sabel (2006) have a slightly broader account of global governance institutions one that is not limited to them being coordination devices, but that emphasizes coercion instead.
When compared to modern V. komodoensis and humeri from Chinchilla, the Tangi Talo specimen has a slightly broader diaphysis (Figure S3).
In the middle of the spectrum, males have a slightly broader range of relatively poor discrimination (540 560 nm for Newtonian-view; 530 570 nm for Maxwellian-view).
