Sentence examples for slightly contacted from inspiring English sources

Webber made several positions by turn 3 but an incident involving himself, Kazuki Nakajima and Anthony Davidson when he was slightly contacted by Davidson whilst trying to avoid the struggle between the other two drivers, ended his race.

Consultations at the GP cooperative were the most frequently occurring type of contact, slightly more contacts are of low urgency than of high urgency, and most symptoms and diagnoses presented are part of the cluster 'somatic symptoms and illnesses'.> -wrap-foot>> -wraFour-digitour-digit postcode areas with > = 1000 inhabitants and > = 100 patients (n = 1121).

As a result, women contacted slightly more physicians than men in the age group under 75 but the inverse was found in the age group 75 years and more (see table 4).

A slightly smaller number have contacted the firm in support of Clinton.

This latter group of children also reported slightly more contact time and shared bedrooms more frequently with index-case adults than children in contact with patients with smear-negative TB (p<0.01 for both).

Mr Alderson spoke of his "slightly grumpy" contact Pryce asking if Mr Dillon was no longer interested in the "big story".

Despite their significantly lower fibre-volume, chopped strand mat laminates exhibited a slightly higher contact stiffness than woven roving laminates.

The exact number of bundles delivered from a kiosk to the bus or from the bus to the gateway varies slightly between contacts.

A slightly larger contact angle for the substrates annealed at temperatures close to the primary crystallization point may suggest that the decrease in σ sg (or εss) should be more significant than that in σ sl as a result of enhanced volume expansion.

Alphabetized newer paper and hardbacks stand alongside older novels, dating to the early 1900s, handed down through generations of my family, pages puckered slightly from contact with water--tears, rain from a day outdoors when the weather changed quickly, who can say?

Though in absolute terms there were (slightly) more contacts in both primary and secondary care in the nurse group than in the doctor group, the doctor group was associated with more costly resources, particularly salary costs.