Sentence examples for leading slightly from inspiring English sources

"You can come with me, Mr. Stregg," Gleason said, leading slightly to the left with the barrel of the gun.

The survey found Mr. Romney, the Republican candidate, leading slightly among women in battleground states and tied elsewhere.

Mr. Bush had been leading slightly in recent months, but the latest poll by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center has Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore tied at 42percentt.

Both the Blazers and Mavericks started Game 4 with a quiet first half, with Dallas leading slightly.

With low turnout across the state on Tuesday, Republicans picked up one Democratic seat and were leading slightly in another, leading to a scenario of a 20-20 splin in the legislature's upper chamber, with Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling (R) casting tie-breaking votes.

As shown recently for mucosal infiltration and by the numbers of Progranulin-expressing immune cells in this study, samples from patients after eradication therapy contained still lymphocytes leading to slightly higher chronicity scores [ 20] or slightly increased Progranulin scores compared to H. pylori-negative subjects.

What interests me is whether leading a slightly more primitive existence inevitably leads to more primitive gender roles and whether that would be a bad thing.

While both STRUCTURE and fastSTRUCTURE tend to use only those model components necessary to explain the data, fastSTRUCTURE is slightly more aggressive in removing model components that seem unnecessary, leading to slightly improved results for fastSTRUCTURE compared to STRUCTURE in Equation 4, when there is strong structure in the data set.

The latest polls show Republican Marco Rubio leading Charlie Crist slightly, with both having a significant lead over Kendrick Meek.

(A CBS News poll released last June found that a Kerry-McCain ticket had a fourteen-percentage-point lead over Bush-Cheney, whereas most head-to-head polls showed Kerry leading only slightly).

Or, to put it another way, he was leading a slightly modified version of Wilco, his steadfastly ambitious rock band.