Sentence examples for only just slightly from inspiring English sources
We have adjusted that now, but only just slightly.
In most tests the Tegra 3-powered Transformer bests the iPad 2, but only just slightly.
Comparison shots taken of the iPhone 5 with the leaked plastic iPhone case shows a design that's only just slightly thicker than the current existing Apple smartphone.
But to make this response convincing, we need a proper, quantitative theory of confirmation that explains how a red shirt could be relevant to a hypothesis about ravens, but only just slightly relevant.
Each unit is a contained piece of gadgetry, with its own battery built-in, and they're only just slightly larger than standard earbuds, with bits that stick out slightly from either ear.
On the other hand, when it comes to actual messaging, women shift their expectations only just slightly ahead of the curve, which is a healthier pattern than guys' pursuing the all-but-unattainable.
pucker, but just slightly.
But for all of 2000 the core index grew just 1.2percentt, only slightly faster than in 1999 and about half its pace in 1998.
Since 2014, the proportion of total screen time 16- to 24-year-olds spend on traditional live channels has dropped from 50% to just 36%, only slightly more than the 33% spent watching paid or free on demand services – ranging from iPlayer to Netflix.
Extend that back 30 years and the picture changes only slightly: just seven teams have won the league title and 11 have finished in the top two (79%).
