Sentence examples for slight decision from inspiring English sources

The number of times I've seen somebody design something where if they made a slight decision choice you could design for a much broader swath of society — just so easy, just to make a slight design change, but they just didn't know.

"Medical experts have confirmed that while perhaps slight, a decision to compete in Rio absolutely comes with health risks to me and to my family.

The Court, in all its wisdom, figured that the risk of corruption was slight; the decision would merely allow people (people with a lot of money, anyway) to voice their opinions as loudly and as often as they liked.

It looked slight, but the decision could have gone either way.

Trump's use of the word "respect" framed Mexico's cancellation in personal terms, suggesting that Trump feels slighted by the decision.

Later in the day, Mr. Gregg said the census had been "only a slight issue" in his decision to withdraw.

Doctors announced on Tuesday morning that he had displayed a "slight improvement" after the decision was made to operate in a "window of opportunity" on Monday night.

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The former Sabena manager says: "I never got the slightest whiff that the decision was driven by kickbacks, side-payments and so on.

And the Chinese, ever sensitive to questions of status, made clear they felt slighted by Mr. Bush's decision not to offer up a full state dinner for the leader of 1.3 billion people; instead, Mr. Hu got lunch.

Following the clip, Roth riffed on the speculation of the #DempseyWatch with just the slightest nod to "The Decision".