Sentence examples for slightly could from inspiring English sources

Because Disney's characters are so well known, tweaking them even slightly could result in indelible damage.

That study suggested that altering the criteria slightly could recapture most of those who would otherwise be excluded.

As it happens, the words of his hirsute fellow Texans, adapted slightly, could serve as Armstrong's motto: He's got legs and he knows how to use them.

Armed With Assumptions Altering the core assumptions behind the strategy even slightly could mean the armed services would need to equip fewer forces with less equipment.

Bedford may be just slightly more chic than Chappaqua, but, according to Marmot's logic, even just slightly could mean markedly fewer heart attacks and whole extra years of life for its residents.

In a Senate where all too often in recent years testerone-charged egos have brought the chamber to a standstill, Ms. Stabenow said tilting the gender balance ever so slightly could improve the comity.

"I thought it was a big moment," Kristol recalled, and then edited himself slightly: "Or could be a big moment".

As the pressure dropped, the case contracted slightly and could be withdrawn when the breechblock was opened.

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Reducing members' quotas slightly now could ease the way for bringing Iraq back into the quota system alongside the 10 other OPEC members.

The change of TA only affected the absorbance slightly and could not demonstrate anything significant.