Sentence examples for might slightly have from inspiring English sources

The decision to postpone was, in my view, a cynical move inspired by the knowledge that good critical notices couldn't possibly make the show a hotter ticket — it was a hot ticket already — and while bad ones might slightly have dampened sales, more crucially, they might also put the actors in a bit of a funk.

Differences between reviewers might have been decreased slightly had an initial formal training period been undertaken to ensure internal consistency.

As though most people might not have slightly different interests, say, to the boss of pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca.

I might have slightly gone the other way – my manager used to get very upset about me saying I'm in decline and all that.

The link, said Dr. Fredric Frigoletto, chief of obstetrics at Massachusetts General Hospital, is that "older women might have slightly more difficulty getting pregnant".

"We are moving more to a service-based economy," Mr. Tirinzonie said, "which might have slightly lower paying jobs, but a good many still require post-secondary education".

Therefore, each cross-validation might have slightly different optimal parameters, and the average optimal values are reported here.

This 'missing data' was excluded from the analyses, which might have slightly improved the support for the utility of some of the visible signs.

These missing data were excluded from the analyses, which might have slightly improved the support for the utility of some of the visible signs.

Active users in the U.S. might have slightly dipped but thanks to an aggressive international expansion, there are more players now than ever, with 500 million games played monthly.

Had the skies opened up, he might have slightly levitated off the ground.