Sentence examples for slightly better than average from inspiring English sources

McKinney said that number was slightly better than average for a mine of its size.

In other words, if you have high emotional intelligence, there's a slightly better than average chance you're pro-social.

The funds have done slightly better than average for their peer groups over the last one and three years.

Put simply, I want to have slightly better than average performance and I can't stomach major losses.

Even when it appears to be doing slightly better than average, the reality is that it is a disaster.

You'd think they might merely be a slightly better than average team, but they're far from that.

So if you are a slightly better-than-average coal company, you're in.

If you changed its locations to South Florida, it could pass for a darker and slightly better-than-average Carl Hiaasen novel.

One of the great virtues of "My Cross to Bear," his slightly better-than-average rock memoir, is how frank Mr. Allman is about the perks of being a tall, blond, intricately bewhiskered white rock god in skinny jeans who can bellow the blues like a black man.

The 535 is a slightly better-than-average budget device.

In the European Teams Championship in Batumi, Georgia, Spain entered an only slightly-better-than-average lineup that placed 19th out of 36, but Shirov, playing as ever for glory and for the sheer delight of it, had the highest score on Board 1, 6 points in 8 rounds.