Sentence examples for slightly agreed from inspiring English sources

72% said they thought environment groups should be able to use the courts to make sure existing laws are upheld (42% strongly agreed with that statement and 30% slightly agreed) 53% said they opposed the changes, including 36% of Liberal and National party voters.

We found that nearly all parents agreed or slightly agreed with the statement saying that overweight in children is caused by inappropriate diet and too little exercise.

When asked to evaluate the statement that the current curriculum should be modernized 32%% strongly agreed, 24%% agreed and 23%% slightly agreed (79%32%32 %).

Depending on whether the "slightly agreed" category was included, interpretation of the results may differ – for example the majority agree with all but three statements (those about whether physicians expected to join the network and about capitation).

Women in different groups were neutral or slightly agreed with the statements that physicians or nurses performing FGC violate their professional ethics (33: 1 to 2)**, FGC is a form of discrimination against girls and women (23: 0 to 2)** and FGC can lead to serious complications (36: 0 to 2)**.

That is, is moving from ‐1 (slightly disagree) to +1 (slightly agree) really twice as different as moving from +1 (slightly agree) to +2 (moderately agree)?

strongly agree = 5 moderately agree = 3 slightly agree = 1 slightly disagree = -1 moderately disagree = -3 strongly disagree = -5.

Multiply the figure for strongly agree by 5, the figure for moderately agree by 3, the figure for slightly agree by 1, etc., and then add them together.

Mr. Blair seemed to distance himself from that just slightly, agreeing that "the world, and not least the ordinary Iraqi people" would "be better off without the regime of Saddam Hussein".

These students also "slightly agree" that their advisers are "a real mentor to me".

We asked students to indicate on a six-point Likert scale (strongly disagree, somewhat disagree, slightly disagree, slightly agree, somewhat agree, and strongly agree) how well the activity held their interest and better helped them understand evolution.