Sentence examples for it does slightly from inspiring English sources

It does slightly seem as though manufactured crises are thicker on the ground in the new media landscape.

But one that has been widely circulated, because it does slightly resemble Mr. Diallo's face, is dated Feb. 14, 1999, 10 days after the shooting.

Naylor's adaptation achieves the feat of suggesting time passing slowly while remaining admirably concise; though it does slightly skew the gender balance by relegating the book's one significant heterosexual relationship to an off-stage allusion.

Not to do the gesture down but it does slightly bring to mind this Bill Hicks skit (warning: bad words aplenty, so I'll link to it rather than embed).

It seems to be beyond them given that the process has already started but it does slightly devalue the award when Chelsea, for instance, have 11 league games to play and the vote covers little more than the first two-thirds of the season.

And it does slightly worry me that the OS developers seem to be insisting that it can never become a problem.

It did slightly better in terms of seats than some had predicted.

study, it did slightly worse on "responsiveness," which includes waiting times.

The only fault I would highlight is that it did slightly, and I mean slightly, stereotype people.

While the RPB3 –NLS fusion was competent to support robust growth, it did slightly but significantly reduce the nuclear/cytoplasmic GFP ratio in Rpb1– and Rpb2 GFP-bearing stRpb2 GFP-bearing

We should note that re-expression of PEDF in BT474 cells did not significantly alter ERα phosphorylation status or RET expression in these cells; however, it did slightly reduce HER2 expression in these cells (data not shown).