Sentence examples for might go slightly from inspiring English sources

British rates might go slightly higher.

"The markets might go slightly higher, but it is not a great week for economic data or corporate news," said Jeremy Batstone-Carr, strategist at Charles Stanley.

"Writing is such an isolating job – which I like, I like making people up – but I might go slightly crazy if I did it all the time.

Therefore a VCs recognition that they spend a third of their time raising for themselves might go slightly against that 'founder first image'.

Air pollution might go up slightly for a few weeks, but the revenue from the gas tax could be used to finance other environmental measures, like buying back old, polluting cars.

The car might have gone slightly farther without Adam's added weight, though the pair was right around Tesla's recommended limit of 300 pounds of vehicle load.

We might have gone slightly too far because it's proven to be quite difficult".

When things go slightly wrong employees race out to find jobs that offer stock options that might be worth more.

It should eventually go slightly numb.

I'm hoping the shock revelation that women look perfectly nice with or without make-up means that everyone might go for a slightly lower-maintenance look for a while.

I think Charles is a slightly different character and might go around things in a slightly different way".