Sentence examples for make slightly from inspiring English sources

You write a book of poems, and you make slightly more than zero dollars.

He would make slightly more than Tyson Chandler, the reigning defensive player of the year.

The proportion available to institutions was reduced from 70%to67%7% to make slightly more stock available to the public.

Some make slightly more than a hundred thousand dollars a year, while others make a couple of hundred thousand dollars.

Although "sick jokes" of this sort lay outside Gershon Legman's purview, he did make slightly puzzled reference to them, mentioning a "Dr. Dundes" as an authority.

Many investors say that while the labels' weakened finances have led them to make slightly more friendly deals, they remain tough negotiators.

Instead, they're only making slightly over a penny on every dollar in revenue.

He has been made slightly freer to choose by the Manchester conference.

The Ford Motor Company made slightly more than five million Model A's from 1928 through 1931.

("Dogma," which grossed $30.6 million, currently holds that honor; "Clerks" made slightly more than $3 million in 1994).

Last year, the company made slightly under $20 million in sales on $75 million in loans.