Sentence examples for slightly amend from inspiring English sources

My Sunday column made one point that I'd like to slightly amend.

But, in this particular case, was it really beyond the relevant authorities to follow what happened when the Northamptonshire club were in the United Counties League, and slightly amend the rules?

For the direct comparison we slightly amend our approach to match exactly the procedure of SU.

In the light of Ed Balls's speech today, which claims that the Tories would cut public spending by a further £70bn if they were to win the general election, I need to slightly amend my judgement that next week's Budget is bound to be the dullest on record.

"I used to say I never lost a race, and I have to slightly amend it.

To slightly amend an analogy used by Blagosklonny, the spendthrift phenotype is like a car without brakes whose gas pedal has been floored since it was put on the road.

The 1976 constitution was slightly amended in 1992 and 2002.

Then he slightly amended that, but only regarding the implement he would use.

The complex formula to determine the grades was slightly amended this year.

This article was slightly amended on 24 September 2015 to clarify details in the item about Peter Fray.

He told the court she "abused the scheme", even resubmitting slightly amended expense claims which had been rejected.