Sentence examples for question slightly from inspiring English sources

The nomad found the question slightly baffling.

To rephrase your question slightly: May you lie to a patient to initiate a relationship of trust?

CNN/ORC tries to get at the question slightly differently, yet their data yield a similar result.

But when writer changed the question slightly and asked them about activism more generally, they all saw the union as capable of transforming women's lives.... Canty said.

Let me suggest that people are phrasing the question slightly wrong: Yahoo doesn't need a chief executive so much as an editor in chief.

On a separate question, slightly more people surveyed say that exiting the climate accord will cost jobs, such as those in renewable energy, than it will create jobs in traditional energy sectors such as coal, oil and gas.

"Any questions?" Slightly stunned, I regrouped.

Once Mr. Braunstein says that the regulators didn't routinely get granular information about the actual positions, Mr. Levin pares back his questions slightly.

In a set of more specific questions, slightly more than half told the pollsters that their taxes were either "about right" or — holy cow! — "too low".

Therefore some important questions slightly changed over the time and were excluded from evaluation.

Comparison with the SHARE was possible for ADL and IADL analyses although the questions slightly differed between the two surveys.