Sentence examples for only slightly easier from inspiring English sources

Casting the black roles is only slightly easier, Greene told me.

The autobiography proved "too complicated," and "The Sicilian" was only slightly easier.

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Crossing it on foot, say Mexican immigration agents who patrol the area, is only slightly easier than scaling Mount Everest, requiring training and special gear.

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Only slightly easier to watch, Paddy Considine's gritty Tyrannosaur followed the fortunes of an angry widower and the charity shop manager who gives him shelter.

And only slightly less easy to forget that they were champions two seasons before that.

If not, her main legacy at Sterling Cooper could well be her patronage of Peggy – who lies slightly (only slightly) on the easier side of 21st century women's advancement.

Hösle remembers that it only made things slightly easier for him.

As for the self-dramatization in "Dreams," Mr. Maraniss writes that because the memoir filtered things through a "racial lens," Mr. Obama presented "himself as blacker and more disaffected than he was, if only slightly so," unwittingly making "it easier for political critics decades later to portray him" as "a stranger in their midst, whose life was outside the American mainstream".

If U.S. Zocor sales remain flat or decline only slightly, it will be much easier for earnings to grow on the backs of Cozaar, Singulair and Fosamax.