Sentence examples for not only slightly from inspiring English sources

And it occurred to me that I was not only slightly involved in this.

Because they would look not only "slightly ridiculous" but "absolutely hideous".

Thus, the inclusion of entropy coding not only slightly increases complexity but also improves performance.

There is one type of spike that differs from all others in being strongly, and not only slightly, asymmetrical, and having a very broad base.

The resulting sound is not only slightly muted but also less sharp -- this may be a bad example, but to me it feels like cutting a block of cheese through a thick plastic wrap.

Your dry mounting paper should be the exact same size, if not only slightly smaller, than the size of your print.

After two years of having to import wheat, the government offered farmers a substantially higher price for their grain: farmers not only planted slightly more wheat but also sold much more of their harvest to the state.

NHase-TH-A2 exhibited a enhanced expression of β-subunit but complete loss of activity; while NHase-TH-A3 exhibited not only a slightly enhanced expression of β-subunit and enzyme activity, but also a 160% increase in thermal stability, a 7% enhanced product tolerance and a 75% enhanced resistance to cell-disruption by ultrasonication.

This was not the only slightly uncomfortable moment.

Sites not or only slightly prone to erosion (flattening slope ridge, steepening slope ridge) or flat morphology promoted the formation of smectite.

Whereas the Triassic sandstones in outcrops on the western graben shoulder are yellowish, brownish to red coloured, and, in some cases, they are totally bleached, the investigated sandstones from the eastern flank are red, and not, or only slightly, bleached.