Sentence examples for separate only slightly from inspiring English sources

The articulators tongue tip or blade, and alveolar ridge come together for the stop, and then, instead of coming fully apart, they separate only slightly so that a fricative is made at the same place of articulation.

The two quarterbacks are separated only slightly in the evaluations.

But Germany's "Welcome Culture" and the sex attacks are separate issues, only slightly related to each other.

The postzygapophyses are only slightly separated and unite in a common low stem.

Both stars wore the the nude dress with interesting blue lace and black leather appliqués to separate events -- styling it only slightly differently.

In contrast, the average pause duration separating pairs of syllables was only slightly longer at 21°C compared to 28°C (22 ms vs. 18 ms).

It was boring before councils started asking us to separate our recycling, and it is only slightly more time-consuming to put different items in different boxes.

The shared library maintenance model avoids keeping additional, redundant, separate copies of the same or only slightly different versions of a particular library.

Including ten comorbidity groups as separate covariates in the regression model only slightly improved discrimination compared with the CCI (c-statistic for 30-day mortality = 0.76; 95% CI 0.71 0.81).

I THOUGHT it was a little strange when I received separate e-mail messages from two people I knew only slightly asking me to click and see their photos on a social networking site called Tagged.

The latest Markit/CIPS purchasing managers' index (PMI) produced a headline reading of 49.5 for August, representing a four-month high and only slightly below the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction.