Sentence examples for hence slightly from inspiring English sources

"I'm a slut!" Lamb crows, perched chastely on a couch alongside a friendly bartender (Russell Brand, mercifully subdued and hence slightly more palatable than usual).

More than 2800 comets have been discovered so far over nearly 20 years, hence slightly less than a comet every 2 days is observed by coronagraphs.

After aging for 6 days, the values decrease to around 100 kg/mol, hence slightly oscillating around the critical value of Mw of 100 kg/mol [43].

This is due to the provider occasionally being overzealous and rejecting contracts where a benefit can be achieved, hence slightly reducing the utilisation achieved for larger resources.

A larger communication range can enlarge the size of the connected components and hence slightly increase the fraction of big connected components.

In the case of event No. 5, the raw waveforms seem corrupted at very low frequencies; hence, slightly higher frequency band was used (see Table 1), which most likely causes the fit deterioration.

Hence, the small, if ever so slightly risky, strategy of situating the complex at sea-level.

Hence a slightly battered upright piano in place of the expected concert grand.

Hence the "slightly sanitised, safe and schematic" approach to any rock'n'roll excess.

It is moving to Joe's Pub (hence the slightly new name) but keeping the same approach.

Freehold property owners have possession of the land on which their home sits, and hence pay slightly higher prices, Ms. Joseph said.