Sentence examples for it would slightly from inspiring English sources

But it would slightly imperil the sense of outrage the Republicans need to make major gains in November.

It would slightly increase spending on the military, immigration control and border security and provide an additional $200 billion for infrastructure projects over 10 years.

The research team spent six months investigating what would happen to the traffic and developing a forecasting model which said it would slightly improve the traffic overall.

In all likelihood it would slightly slow economic growth, but by an amount that would be more than offset by the benefits of cutting pollution and slowing global warming.

In contrast, curve "a" in Eurocode 3 can be used to predict the capacity of columns with good accuracy when the slenderness ratio is greater than 100, even though it would slightly underestimate the load capacity when the slenderness ratio is relatively small.

It would slightly increase the personal income tax exemption for middle-income taxpayers over four years and expand the earned-income tax credit for the working poor while extending that benefit to taxpayers who are younger than 25 and do not have children.

If it weren't slightly depressing, it would be slightly funny.

The company raised its full year profit forecast, saying it would be slightly ahead of last year, after saying in June they would be flat.

Just before Wu's arrival in Washington, China announced that it would widen, slightly, the trading band for its currency.

"It would have slightly increased the odds".

It would emerge slightly burned and very crisp on top.