Sentence examples for offering slightly from inspiring English sources

In any given tender, every bidder except one would offer prices within a 1.5% range, with the winner offering slightly less.

"The better side was Denmark," he admitted, perhaps offering slightly harsh self-criticism.

He has introduced legislation offering slightly different rules, and wants hearings on the matter.

Similarly, many companies are now offering slightly higher premiums on house insurance that allow homeowners to remodel their homes in accordance with green-building standards.

His one misstep, he says, was the decision to rent the Upper East Side unit to two young women who were offering slightly more money per month.

Mix said he has noticed that given the recent publicity afforded the long-term effects of football head trauma, insurance companies are offering slightly more to settle cases.

The RMSEA and CFI statistics revealed that the two-factor models tested offered acceptable fits to the data, with Zigmond & Snaith's original two-factor formulation [ 10] offering a slightly better fit to the data to that of Moorey et al.'s modified two-factor model [ 37].

Pickles said the Tories were offering "something slightly different".

There are four phases, each offering a slightly wider choice of foods than the last.

A petite woman, Ms. Harding sat in the front row facing the coffin, offering a slightly shaking hand to visitors.

They were also looking at offering a slightly different version of the Shays-Meehan bill from a few years ago.