Sentence examples for slightly by that from inspiring English sources

Labour, he says, "is sullied slightly by that".

India's Muslim population is greater than that found in any country of the Middle East and is only exceeded by that of Indonesia and, slightly, by that of Pakistan or Bangladesh.

Slawsby said he expects the share of Linux-based phones to decrease slightly by that time.

I opened it, was slightly excited and slightly alienated by that typographic lava flow, and then put the book on a shelf, in the resignedly optimistic way in which one deals with difficult work — one day, one day.

They're still slightly embarrassed by that fact.

I'm slightly irritated by that as I think I would have been a much better player if I was stronger.

He sounded slightly perturbed by that last one, and asked listeners if they had heard of the woman, who put poison in her vagina in an attempt to kill her husband.

An intriguing finding in our study is that the association of Rab21 with macropinosomes is slightly preceded by that of Rab5 and persists even after Rab5 loss.

But this week, he appeared to shift his tone slightly by reiterating that his nuclear weapons were a deterrent that helped his country focus on more pressing domestic economic issues.

"If you have a VC asking you that you should get up and walk out of the room," said Cook, qualifying himself slightly by saying that at least is what he would do if he were in such a position.

He did temper his comments slightly by adding that "the doors for interaction are still open".