Sentence examples for slightly at present from inspiring English sources

Instead of asking "To what extent do these texts suggest answers to philosophical questions that vex us?" they tend to ask " To what extent do these texts suggest we might ask different philosophical questions?" Finally, in §3.4 we will sketch quickly the problematik of Chinese philosophers in China, and how and why it overlaps only slightly at present with the Western approaches.

Cissé, however, is proving slightly elusive at present.

While previous governments took similar loans without congressional approval, they were much smaller, barely reaching a 1 billion reals (slightly over $317 million at present) a year in the last few years of the Lula administration.

The climate is shown to have been colder and wetter than today in the interior of eastern Spain, with mean annual temperature up to 2.5 °C lower and mean annual precipitation slightly higher than at present.

This is slightly higher than at present, but not a major improvement over the current situation.

Organ culture results in increased expression of CGRP immunoreactivity in the TG neurons at 48 hours [14, 15], but only slightly at 24 hours (present data).

These percentages are at present slightly higher than the national average — an ominous reversal of the city's earlier position.

At present, slightly more than 14percentt of the 40 million Medicare beneficiaries -- 5.7 million people -- are in such health plans.

At present, the slightly more white and male population of this single institution, relative to the general US medical school population, may inhibit generalizability to a small extent.

This is indicated by temperatures lower than at present and precipitation slightly higher than at present, together with an environment dominated by open woodland formations and open dry meadows.

At present they generate slightly more than a fifth of all electricity for the United Kingdom.