Sentence examples for slightly based from inspiring English sources

The forecast model adjusts Mr. Obama's numbers up slightly based on its economic index and his incumbency status, but only by about 0.4 percentage points.

Then, imagine you are a child up on a witness stand being called a liar because your story shifted slightly based on the way questions were asked during the initial disclosure process.

At the end of a lively debate Madeleine Bunting took a straw poll to gauge whether the audience were more or less optimistic – even slightly – based on what they had just heard.

But the time spent at airports has started to fall off slightly, based on interviews Mr. Weinstein's firm did in September and October with 4,000 travelers at major hub airports, he said.

In "Haven," a new television series ever so slightly based on the novella, the two newspapermen (now brothers) have become comic relief, and the young woman has taken center stage.

Overall, the proportion of top grades awarded may fall slightly, based on statistical analysis of the results achieved by the same group of students at GCSE level, which are used by the exam regulator Ofqual to fix the proportion of grades awarded.

Her gait was somewhat cautious, slightly wide based, and with increased sway.

If the season ended today, rather than in two and a half weeks, the Tigers might well go down as the worst team ever, or at least with slightly baser statistics than the '62 Mets.

Furthermore, tetraploids have a tendency towards slightly base-rich soils (P. Escobar García et al., pers. obs).

It is expected that the unit price of electricity will be slightly higher based on this assumption than if non-zero percentage is assumed for the scrap cost.

Just as every conductor's expert interpretation of a musical score will be slightly different based upon his or her judgment, we alter our model's forecast based on our interpretation of current conditions.