Sentence examples for regressed slightly from inspiring English sources

Minnesota regressed slightly in 2018, winning 78 games but finishing well outside play-off contention.

The goalkeeper, Jack Butland, has not progressed quite the way it was once hoped and Ross Barkley appears to have regressed slightly at Everton.

He averaged almost 50 in 12 championship appearances, and although he regressed slightly in 2012, his weight of run-scoring last summer made a major impression on James Whitaker, then the northernmost member of the England selection panel, and now its chairman.

However, in the previous study, improvement plateaued, and even regressed slightly, two years later [ 23].

Collins said Davis — who has a.165 average, a.255 on-base percentage and.250 slugging percentage in 239 plate appearances — appeared to regress slightly toward the end of the Mets' most recent trip.

Most of the solos on Marquee Moon follow a pattern wherein Verlaine runs up a major scale but regresses slightly after each step.

Scotland has regressed into an inward-looking, slightly chip-on-shoulder, slightly Anglophobic country with no clear sense of direction.

People will look back on Louie in 20 years and remember exactly what 2011 was like, how slightly tired we were all the time, how we were struggling to adapt and grow up as parents when technology was booming but the world was slightly regressing.

However, the activity enhanced by compost treatments slightly, but substantially, regressed at the end of incubation time.

Efficient Estimators for Regressing Regression Coefficients.

The advancement of women has either regressed in the past 10 years or increased only slightly.