Sentence examples for is only very slightly from inspiring English sources

Sanders is only very slightly more likely to be the Democratic standard-bearer than I am.

Which is odd, because the number of people whose mood is improved is only very slightly above that of control groups taking placebos, and some drugs that actually reduce serotonin levels are statistically as effective as antidepressants which increase those levels.

In contrast to the RBM, the G+ mode is only very slightly diameter-dependent, and the resonance window is much wider.

We note that case (i) of Theorem 7.17 is only very slightly stronger than known results of Simpson and Hirschowitz [25].

They found US companies, which are usually better funded, can pay much higher salaries and are more predictable in how equity is allocated, although equity allocation is only very slightly higher.

50, Ahmes states that a circular field with a diameter of 9 units in area is the same as a square with sides of 8 units, i.e., π ( 9 / 2 ) 2 = 8 2, and hence the Egyptian value of π is π = 4 × ( 8 9 ) 2 = 3.16049 …, which is only very slightly worse than the Babylonians value, and in contrast to the latter, an overestimation.

These are only very slightly smaller than the losses suffered by the middle classes.

The seniors outperformed the juniors on one competitive word game -- and were only "very slightly less" competitive overall, Charness says.

This would be "only very slightly more regressive", says Nathan Gardels, an adviser to the group, because the poor would get a sales-tax rebate and rich people tend to spend more on services (on accountants, lawyers, fitness instructors, etc).

In many parts of the world, natural gas has been only very slightly exploited so that conventional gas fields are often huge and relatively cheap to produce.

They are only very slightly worse than those in black, which have been obtained using the exact values of a b and f b in equation (16).