Sentence examples for intention slightly from inspiring English sources

Some may find the book's stated intention slightly over-ambitious.

The question wording used to measure this intention slightly differed across the waves of the survey.

Further exploration of this interaction showed that a main group-effect was only observed among maybe-intenders; intention of participants in the intervention group did not change between baseline and follow-up, while intention slightly increased in the control group.

Is our longterm intention a slightly more settled society that is integrated and at ease with itself?

It is hard, however, to interpret this as a 'genuine' period effect, as the phrasing of the family size intention differed slightly in one of these waves.

By appearing on Capitol Hill to spell out his intentions in slightly greater detail, the president was following hallowed American tradition.

The importance of the cultural contexts of the educational system investigated highlighted the way in which attitudes and teaching efficacy influenced participants' intentions differed slightly across the two samples.

The intention categories differed slightly from the four used in 2003, i.e., definite or possible suicide attempt, appeal for help, and accident/intoxication.

This study revealed that the physicians from urban state-owned medical institutions experienced a moderate degree of turnover intention, which was slightly lower than our expectations.

A meta-analysis examining this theory found that it could explain approximately 25% of variance in behaviour in intention alone, and slightly less than 50% of variance in intentions [ 45].

Employment intentions had eased slightly for manufacturers.