Sentence examples for slight in terms of from inspiring English sources

Responding to this, Sir Howard Davies, chair of the judging panel, said, "We don't think it's at all slight in terms of its emotional steps.

Like Virginia Woolf, who appeared in The Hours and whose work remains a clear influence on his writing, Cunningham's novels are often slight in terms of action; what gives The Snow Queen heft and substance is his gift for language, and the precision with which he anatomises his characters' most secret thoughts.

The differences between single and multi sample variant identification methods were generally slight in terms of number of SNVs and Ti/Tv ratios, and depended on software.

"Over all, the group expects to post a slight profit in terms of estimated net income," it said.

It's a relatively slight drama, in terms of plot at least, despite the soapy-sounding affairs that bind it together.

"To me, an apt comparison might be Josh Freeman, only in that case, we get into slight differences in terms of mechanics and arm strength".

In fact, while JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup showed slight growth in terms of total loans in the third quarter, Bank of America's overall loan portfolio declined by about 0.9 percent compared with the second quarter, Mr. Goldberg noted.

Mike McGuire, an analyst with GartnerG2, said that Wal-Mart received a slight bounce "in terms of name recognition" in the online music bazaar, but that the young people the market would rely on "might not move over to take advantage of the Wal-Mart brand".

You see, Google made a slight miscalculation in terms of the Events' privacy settings.

A wide range of suboptimal values around the optimal values may cause a slight error in terms of estimation accuracy.

The organization has also made some slight improvements in terms of gender balance, growing from just 4.2percentt male in 2016 to 11percentt male in 2017. .