Sentence examples for represent only slightly from inspiring English sources

Above that, the air is even thinner for women, who represent only slightly more than a quarter of all top executives.

As associations have become more commercial, social rent is declining as a proportion of their income; in the case of Catalyst it represents only slightly over half.

Indeed, the company contends that the tender offer represents only slightly more than half of the total shares, which is not enough to win approval for a takeover.

The fact that it is House Republicans who have become more partisan is somewhat surprising given that the party caucus is representing only slightly more Republican territory than it did 20 years ago.

Although PubMed was the second most commonly cited search engine (C1 = 29.7%; C2 = 26.3%), this represented only slightly more than one quarter of all respondents (28.1%, n = 45/160).

Be only slightly athletic.

Yes, there are a few moments that suggest What Dreams May Come (a more powerful film about grief and family strife) and one scene looks like an outtake from Super Mario Galaxy, but the majority of the afterlife represents only a slightly surreal version of the world that Susie lived in prior to her murder.

Republicans represent only one-third of the state Senate and a slightly smaller portion of the Assembly.

You appointed a slightly more diverse school board to replace the old board which seemed to represent only business interests.

You represent only tenants.

At constant 1985 prices this represented $9.1 billion, only slightly more than the low amount committed in 1990.