Sentence examples for slightest time from inspiring English sources

And his rare ability to shoot on the move, even with just the slightest time to get the shot off, is downright spectacular.

The slight time warp adds extra ironies.

For example, Europe typically tracks the U.S. economy with a slight time delay, but now seems to have decoupled.

The ban is, in part, to keep gamblers from taking advantage of the slight time gap between live tennis and televised tennis.

Just post your question below, and please note that as Burt's Bees is based in the US there may be a slight time lag in answers.

The signal is picked up by the antennas, and then a computer uses triangulation (based on the slight time differences of the signal reaching the various antennas) to determine location within about 10 feet.

Not at all — though it's a shock to realize that the stories, set in a California coastal town in the 1980s, now read more like historical narratives than contemporary novels with a slight time lag.

Skype's slight time lag gave Rubio the appearance of a ventriloquist's dummy, his lips moving out of synch with the audio, as he explained blandly to the apparently mystified Paul — squinched-up eyebrows, dim eyes — that "this is a country with a lot of disagreements," a situation that would not change, he argued, were there new legislation.

Naturally, we treat bus arrivals with slight time ahead or delayed as normal (on-time) cases.

Alternatively, scientists posited that the dolphin was producing two sonar clicks separated by a slight time delay.

However, the slight time increase using virtual slides is less than that using dynamic telepathology and traditional consultation, and is acceptable to the pathologists.