Sentence examples for now a slight from inspiring English sources

In fact, Dubai has become so desirable that there is now a slight backlog of job applicants.

Although blacks are now a slight majority at the school, he, like many of the black students, felt an underlying jostling about who really owns the school.

Leyzaola, with a hand held cocked like a pistol between us, and now a slight smile, made it clear that he had not removed the barrel of his weapon from his former comrade's temple the whole trip.

As Mr. Essary spoke last month in the living room of one of the tidy homes, the boy from San Francisco, now a slight 15-year-old, ate corn dogs in the kitchen.

She is now a slight 18-year-old with full cheeks and a shy smile.

Now, by a slight margin, they expect Mr. Bush to win.

For now, give a slight edge to West Virginia because it is a better television draw.

So far, it's worked – McCain now has a slight edge in the polls.

Only now has a slight decline in incidence begun, thanks to the recent drop in smoking rates.

She now has a slight edge over Republican John Koster, in the open seat, where Representative Jay Inslee, a Democrat, resigned to run for governor.

According to pollster John Zogby, the president now holds a slight lead among voters who deem the economy the most important issue in the election.