Sentence examples for slight to count from inspiring English sources

It was a difference too slight to count between heavyweights.

The results obtained with these methods are very similar to those reported by Kelliher and Walbot (2011), with a slight change to counting procedure and the addition of several younger stages.

Americans overseas in the districts of their legal residence, and a failure to count them could make a slight difference in allocations based on the census.

United should be able to count on a satisfactory outcome from their next appointment in the competition, which pits them against relatively slight rivals at Old Trafford.

The PAF estimation method used could lead to a slight overestimation of dioxin effects due to counting nonfatal cases in the body count.

That's no slight to anybody else.

That is no slight to Sherman.

The reddened area or any slight swelling does not count towards the size of the induration.

This variability is not due to variable cell counting by DeadEasy, but to: (1) Slight variations in the cells included within the ROI used for cell counting.

As to why he pleaded guilty even to one count, Lee says that it was preferable to risking a slight chance of conviction and a possible life sentence.

He looks no more beatable than he did before, but at least would-be champions now know whom they have to beat: this counts as a slight improvement.