Sentence examples for slightly afterward from inspiring English sources
The phrase "slightly afterward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a small amount of time that has passed since a particular event or action. Example: "She finished her presentation and slightly afterward, the audience began to applaud."
Howard remembers Tebow limping slightly afterward.
The latest data collected by Wiche suggests that the number peaked in 2007-8 aboutout 3.3 million graduates and dipped slightly afterward.
In case of rectangular model Re-3 (side ratio = 3.06), suction increases almost up to 35%% depth, after which it decreases up to 90%% depth and further it increases slightly afterward.
The JMA indicates that Dan peaked slightly afterward, with 10-minute sustained winds of 140 km/h (85 mph) and a minimum barometric pressure reading of 960 millibars.
The ohmic resistance is notably decreased by deposition of up to ten bi-layers of the nanocomposite, but it is slightly increased afterward for MFCs with 13 and 15 bi-layers.
Birthweight increased from 1996 to 2000 and slightly declined afterward.
A small study published in August in The European Journal of Sport Science found that runners who rubbed the substance onto their legs every four hours for three days after a punishing workout felt slightly less sore afterward than runners who did not.
Burgess arrived soon afterward, slightly drunk.
A 2008 study published in the Journal of Consumer Research by a trio of marketing and psychology scholars found that individuals exposed to the Apple brand were slightly more creative afterward; people exposed to the Disney Channel brand behaved slightly more honestly.
While glycolic acid is one of the most common options used, another common option is trichloroacetic acid, which is a compound similar to vinegar.[5] Peels done with this chemical can be slightly more painful afterward, however, but they may present a good option for severe cases of melasma.
Scenes feel loose and unstaged: when Priya kisses a smitten local boy (Aakash Maherya), his slightly stunned, melancholy look afterward is unexpected and moving.
