Sentence examples for only slight that from inspiring English sources

In some ways, a superinjunction works better than a libel suit: after all, in libel cases, the allegations must be published first, and there is a chance (though only slight) that the litigant may actually lose.

For mamavirus and A. castellanii, we observed immunoreactive spots of only slight intensity that were strictly identical in the 3 samples.

c-Kit, another target of cediranib, however, showed only slight changes that were inconsistent between time points (3.5% upregulation at T1 and 3.4% downregulation at T2) and VEGFR-1 did not demonstrate a change at either time point.

Likely the only slight surprise among that group is Microsoft.

The only slight problem is, that like most rhetorical questions asked by journalists, the answer to your headline is an absolute and definite "no".

The case might be similar for Cd, but we found only slight indications for that.

Given the small sizes and locations of the changes resulting from alternative splicing, the different splice variants were predicted to fold into the same overall structures, with only slight structural perturbations that could be functionally important.

Last week Algeria's energy minister declared, with only slight exaggeration, that prices might conceivably tumble "to $2 or $3 a barrel .Nor is there much chance of prices rebounding.

There is only slight hope that Aung San Suu Kyi and her National League for Democracy will be permitted to participate, but it is possible she will be released, if only as a token gesture in response to U.N. and Asean pleas.

Furthermore, there is only slight evidence that rising energy prices have caused companies to charge more for other goods, as happened during the oil shocks of the 1970's.

Today it can be said with only slight exaggeration that homosexuality has become a perfectly proper topic for public conversation, even with schoolchildren, while the very concept of a redistribution of wealth in America has somehow morphed into the great unmentionable.