Sentence examples for slight enough that from inspiring English sources

Whites who lived in highly segregated counties had about 6 percent lower mortality rates from lung cancer than those who lived in the least segregated counties, though researchers pointed out that the difference was slight enough that it was not clear whether it was meaningful.

We've got 12 months to find out... Rescue Cat – £10 Bag (From MySpace via Sockformation) Fun and airy art-pop that's slight enough to reduce to a cultural stereotype.

Some policy changes are slight enough to not require any sort of retraining, but other, more nuanced changes need moderators to be retrained on that point.

It's both slight enough and serious enough to scratch an itch without raising welts.

You might even lose him if he feels slighted enough.

This includes cellphones, GPS devices, MP3 players, etc. Slight problem: the law is broad enough that you can construe it to include doing things like changing the radio station or reaching for a cup of coffee.

I like it well enough, unless it's overcooked, which emphasizes the mushy texture and slight bitterness that seem to repel so many.

It's light enough that even the slightest gust of wind will send it spinning out of control, and the Infrared-based control system doesn't play friendly with sunlight.

He recovered from them quickly enough that you wondered if that slight sense of distraction was a deliberate effect (however puzzling).

The stations serving Nunavut now are slow enough that sending photos was impractical, and even slight population growth would instantly render the bandwidth totally inadequate.

But, while I can't stress enough that I don't wish to be a troublemaker, there is a slight problem with the maths.