Sentence examples for slightly afford from inspiring English sources

So, Rackspace intends to borrow money to buy its own shares to reward shareholders with presents it can only slightly afford.

This started because I turned 30, and thought about buying a house only to quickly realise I couldn't even slightly afford one.

Above the theater an outdoor terrace juts out slightly to afford a view up toward the Piazza del Popolo.

QMSK p = 0 is more preferable than QFSK κ = 1 ∕ 2 since it owns narrower bandwidth, if we can afford slightly more complex decoding processing (e.g., Viterbi algorithm).

"Obviously, since you're buying direct from the people who actually did the job, they can afford a slightly lower price," Mr. Cassar said.

From the moment the video went online, it inspired Twitter titters for a shot of its heroine closing the archaic device -- wouldn't Adele be able to afford something slightly more Steve JobSteve?

Those who can afford a slightly more sophisticated operation often bribe border officials to let shipments through in some cases, it's the officials themselves who are doing the trafficking.

For those who can afford a slightly more sophisticated smuggling operation, border officials are bribed to let shipments through and, in some cases, the officials themselves do the trafficking.

Some communities cannot afford the slightly higher cost of refined, packaged iodized salt or prefer traditional salt produced locally.

If the B&B offers individual cottages, that will afford you slightly more privacy than just an inn which may contain up to 10 different rooms.

Overall, condition 2 afforded slightly lower Sscore and Dscores, which is most likely due to increased solvent exposure due to the missing co-binding peptide.