Sentence examples for more than slight from inspiring English sources

"I've been working on it for eight months, so I've had more than slight anticipation - I've got sheer terror," he told Mayo.

And if scientists are anywhere close to right in their projections, the warming over the coming century due to human activity is going to be more than slight.

Or has the government changed so much since 1989 — become so much more responsive to popular will — that most regular citizens now don't feel more than slight annoyance at its restrictions on civil liberties?

Complicating the issue is the fact that this part of the cliff is also south-facing which means that as it warms up, the crucial friction required to stick the feet to the holds – holds that are often no more than slight variations in the angle of the rock – worsens.

The two episodes were billed as, respectively, Lindsey's story and Rob's story, yet this apparently highfalutin device turned out to be no more than slight change of emphasis, with episode two continuing on from the previous evening, with Lindsey and her home life ceding to Rob's.

It's more than slight, less than 50/50, but certainly a possibility.

I realized that the combination of pollen, cat hair, and a more-than-slight hangover meant my eyes were essentially swollen shut.

Moral of the story is that this past update was nothing more than a slight, oh-so-slight speedbump.

With little more than a slight upturn in form Orlando could quite soon find themselves exactly where they want to be.

Some have recently claimed that the request in this case is little more than a slight extension of that access.

Neither character seems to represent more than a slight variation on innumerable he-man series heroes.