Sentence examples for just slightly less from inspiring English sources
The phrase "just slightly less" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to compare two quantities or qualities, indicating a small difference. Example: "The new model is just slightly less expensive than the previous version."
It was a rare victory for the downtrodden.It has not made the stone-breakers rich, just slightly less wretchedly poor.
They were still eating junk food — just slightly less of it than their peers in other states.
We think people above these lines are "non-poor"; in reality, their destitution is just slightly less extreme.
Pop stars tweak their sound every album cycle; they reboot their image just slightly less often than your browser refreshes.
Logan Morgan, the young television reporter who breaks the news story that frames the novel, is just slightly less repulsive in her motives.
Those numbers are just slightly less than what is required of Army soldiers who are subjected to regular push-up tests.
But the iPad once again wins if that same consumer is told Apple's tablet features a just slightly less-power chip but ten times the amount of available apps.
But maybe if I start expecting more than just OK (but slightly less than perfect), I'll actually start to be truly fabulous.
He could have observed that the chancellor had just made affordable housing only slightly less unaffordable.
I have also had the opportunity to see just as many and only slightly less varied interpretations of the British prime minister, Tony Blair, and of members of Mr. Bush's cabinet and advisory team.
They're taking responsibility away from the user in other ways as well (to be discussed later), and obscuring the inside of the machine has been a priority for Apple for a decade; this is just another, slightly less visible, portion of their moving everything but the very facade of their devices away from the grasp of the user, for good or ill.
