Sentence examples for needed a slightly from inspiring English sources

She recognised that everyone is different, and that each person needed a slightly different approach to their problem.

The only problem for the first 45 minutes of the match is that he needed a slightly larger court to achieve any success.

There were times when the music needed a slightly weightier sound than Mr. Lang gave it, but for the most part, there was a great deal to admire in his fleet, bright-hued playing.

Assuming less load and rolling friction, Raepsaet, in contrast, calculates a maximum pulling force of 27 kN, which would have needed a slightly smaller towing crew.

These titles helped provide a true alternative for fans who needed a slightly more off-kilter angle to appreciate hip-hop at the time, not to mention serving as a gateway to the form on the comedown from Britain's first ecstatic wave of rave culture.

After discovering that the number of people who had actually paid for their last game Wayward Souls, only counted for 11% of the people using the app, they decided that their next release — Shooting Stars — needed a slightly more watertight approach.

Essentially she needs a slightly civilised van.

"You need a slightly different skill base working in prisons.

Republicans need a slightly more favorable national environment than seen in 2012.

You do need a slightly childish sense of humour and if you haven't got that, it's very sad".

According to the report, Bankia could need a slightly higher amount, as much as 24.7 billion euros, to meet required capital levels if Spain's economy remained in recession.