Sentence examples for live slightly from inspiring English sources
Yet Swedes live slightly longer.Capitalists under the bedSpreading efficiency will not be easy, however.
I was rooting for L.I.U., for reasons of localism (I live slightly closer to L.I.U).
But it seems that, in America, public sector workers live slightly longer than those employed in the private sector.
That's partly because people live slightly further from school than they did a decade ago but only slightly further.
"You've got to understand the risks and change how you live slightly to cope with those risks.
They inhabit some kind of indistinct place, defined less geographically than temporally, for the technologist is meant to live slightly ahead of the rest of us.
He adored the Yankees and the Dave Matthews Band and enjoyed living slightly beyond his means.
At this point, there is no honorable reason for the debt, especially the credit card portion, just a steady pattern of poor choices and living slightly beyond my means for stretches.
The debt I've accrued over years of renting in expensive cities and living slightly beyond my modest means is, at under £10,000, far from insurmountable, but it causes me grief.
They include the employer and individual mandates; the federal subsidies for insurance policies purchased on government-run exchanges; the expansion of Medicaid to households that are living slightly above the poverty line; and the taxes on wealthy households that were imposed to help pay for the reform.
For now it plays a relatively small role in the consumer electronics space — possibly making a few mobile owners' lives slightly more convenient by allowing them to charge their device by sticking it on a charger plate, rather than fumbling around to plug in a power cord once per day.
