Sentence examples for setting slightly from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes, tactically, against New Zealand they are aggressive players and setting slightly more defensive fields and stopping them scoring is a successful way of getting them out," Cook said.

More minor changes include a new wallpaper picker with a motion on/off setting, slightly darker gradients on the green icons for Messages, Facetime and Phone, updated Repeat and Shuffle buttons, new backspace/shift highlights, and a bolder keyboard.

I wish for education's sake and for setting slightly more realistic expectations for both men and women and just for everybody's general safety that they would use condoms in porn.

Here the restaurant le Jardin du Quai has a very pretty garden setting, slightly on-purpose overgrown, with fragrant flowers surrounding tables.

In our setting, slightly more anesthesiologists had experience with the Airtraq, while none had had a chance to practice intubation with the AirView app.

Her eyes are set slightly apart.

Just north of it is this big timber house set slightly back from the beach.

The bottle, designed by Fabien Baron, is one frosted cylinder set slightly off center atop another.

Put in the fridge for an hour or so to set slightly before serving.

Our eyes are set slightly apart, meaning each eye sees the world from a different angle.

Some regulators, possibly in the United States, might set slightly more flexible standards.