Sentence examples for led slightly from inspiring English sources

The Dow Jones industrial average was led slightly higher by Procter & Gamble and Eastman Kodak.

The Clarets, who top the table on goal difference, led slightly against the run of play when Sam Vokes scored a 28th-minute penalty after Gonzalo Jara handled Kieran Trippier's cross.

This makes lead slightly radioactive.

Kingston leads slightly, with 18% in the St .Leo poll and 16% in NBC/Marist, but just nominally.

Animals that are organic have a better chance at having led a slightly better life.

The lack of competition among banks, however, has led to slightly higher interest rates.

Falling prices have led to slightly higher petrol and diesel sales.

Occasionally this led to slightly improvisatory results, but Drake was there, the perfect co-pilot, to keep all on course.

In the past a bigger burden in America has led to slightly higher long-term interest rates.

The recent spell of hot weather has led to "slightly subdued sales", Martin said, as the pub chain has fewer gardens than the industry average.

Further, the relational schema actually led to slightly better results for a schema augmentation task.