Sentence examples for propose slightly from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's budget will actually propose slightly more deficit reduction than the current, and much-hated, sequester: targeting $600bn in new revenue from taxes and $1.2tn from spending cuts over the next 10 years.

The Senate and the House proposed slightly different plans for the increases, and a conference committee will seek to reach a compromise.

In more recent studies, scholars have proposed slightly later dates, with supporters of the Athanaric theory suggesting the end of the 4th century, the date also proposed by Constantinescu, and Tomescu suggesting the early 5th century.

Again, different researchers have proposed slightly different interpretations of how prestimulus neural activity leads to performance variability (Klimesch et al. 2007; Haegens et al. 2011; Mathewson et al. 2011; VanRullen et al. 2011), but all accounts predict that certain configurations of endogenous rhythmic neural activity make upcoming stimuli less likely to be fully and accurately processed.

Other proposed targets offer slightly more scope.

I propose, being slightly hysterical now, Gorgeous Hairy Man.

Fair enough, but let me propose a slightly less abstract and daunting wager.

Suspicious anti-bridge campaigners worry that Mr Johnson's aides may simply propose a slightly redesigned version.In this section Passing the baton Flying cars The high price of togetherness Anyone for Schadenfreude?

Dufaux and Ebrahimi [30] propose a slightly different approach which does not remove but scrambles sensitive image regions.

pcapoly: with this method we propose a slightly different approach than the one presented in the previous section.

We propose a slightly modified approach based on frequency-dependent VAD [32], where the RTF estimate is updated only in frequency bins where speech activity is detected.