The difference may look slight but cash always carries the advantage of certainty.
It looked slight, but the decision could have gone either way.
As the Tour headed south towards the Pyrenees, Mr Jalabert's chances of correcting that looked slight.
But Ms. Bartlett's work by itself would look slight; the hovering Japanese work, tradition-steeped, seems to dignify it.
In it, Wiki looks slight but convincing, rapping, "I'm straight New York, what a lot of y'all pretending to be" in a North Face jacket.
Philo T. Farnsworth was born in 1906, and he looked the way an inventor of that era was supposed to look: slight and gaunt, with bright-blue exhausted eyes, and a mane of brown hair swept back from his forehead.
Mahrez still looks slight enough to stash himself behind a post if he were inclined to hide, but he is more powerful now and speed has become one of his best weapons.
Instead of any half-crazed wonder, when Ansari walks into the lobby of New York's Bowery hotel, he looks slight and almost fragile, practically hiding behind his carton of coconut water.
There is something to this: City economists were surprised by the scale of Mr Brown's spending plans, and some are now firmer in their belief that the Bank of England will increase interest rates again.But most economists were expecting the Bank to push up rates again anyway, and the additional risk looks slight.
I've done most of the leg work already on what impact Nokia could have on Microsoft's earnings, and it looked slight.
