Sentence examples for matters slightly from inspiring English sources

That, presumably, was not the plan, though Bresnan's wicket improves matters slightly.

The Flaw (82 mins) This upbeat analysis of the financial crisis made matters slightly clearer to me – but only slightly.

It should improve matters slightly by keeping known corruptos from standing and giving clean candidates a reason to stay that way.

Some kind of role will be found for him, though, even if David Moyes' impending arrival as Ferguson's replacement complicates matters slightly.

To make matters slightly clearer, the company supplemented its traditional report, prepared under German accounting rules, with a separate report of sales and earnings under more transparent rules known as International Accounting Standards.

The economic situation of the family matters slightly more for boys while the ability of the child is somewhat more important for girls.

The education of the mother seems to matter slightly more than the education of the father.

One possibility, Branch says, is that the white dwarf was spinning fast enough to throw matter slightly outward and reduce the pressure inside it.

He adds: "To complicate the matter slightly, in 1968, there was another line drawn from the border straight across the North Sea and that was for civil and criminal court problems.

Concerning Cologne, the annual report on air quality of the North Rhine-Westphalia relative to 2013 [28] highlighted that the amount of particulate matter slightly increased while the hourly limit value of nitrogen dioxide was respected in all the monitoring stations, although some excesses of the annual limit value occurred in congested areas such as the one located near the Cologne Cathedral.

Confusing the matter slightly is the fact that Congress really has to pass the budget twice each year.