Sentence examples for slightly a sign from inspiring English sources

But Americans increased their spending only slightly, a sign that many people are uncertain about the strength of the economy.

On Monday, the differential in yields between Italian and German sovereign debt rose to more than 5 percentage points, before dropping slightly, a sign of a lack of investor confidence in Italy and, perhaps, in the euro zone leadership.

Strangers caused the dogs to move their left ears back slightly, a sign of caution.

Pamuk is excited and slightly nervous, a sign of how much he cares about his brainchild.

Weight gain also improved slightly, a clinical sign of improved care.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumer borrowing increased slightly in April, a sign that Americans might have more faith in the economic recovery.

The number of people preparing to buy a home rose slightly in December, a sign that home sales could be stabilizing heading into the spring buying season.

The family begins each hymn verse together, but ends it on slightly different accents — a sign of frayed relations and disharmony.

Sexual arousal: Watery discharge that is clear or slightly white is a sign of sexual excitement.

For those most likely to use the latter, he created a a slightly terrifying sign called "The Golden Rule".

But, in fact, Mr. Beberfield had stepped slightly outside the law: a sign at the Monroe Street entrance to the park said in small lettering that it closed at dusk, while another sign on the Madison Street side listed closing time as 9 p.m.