Sentence examples for slightly disputed from inspiring English sources

As Littlefield told the story, Ted Danson said something along the lines of, "Well, back when i did 'Cheers'... " to which Milioti responded by looking at him and saying, "What's that?" Milioti slightly disputed this moment to HuffPost, saying she "knew of 'Cheers'" and "just hadn't seen it".

After the September 11th terrorist attacks, some insurance companies, which had written slightly different contracts, disputed whether one or two events had occurred, says Chris Hitchings, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.Yet for all that, a big shift towards subscription markets does not seem imminent.

THE OFFENSE Hewitt's left foot turns ever-so-slightly on his serve, which has led to disputed calls over the years, but none like this.

Good thing the rumor is being disputed with some proof that the resolution will be slightly higher.

Confide CEO Jon Brod disputed the claims, saying that the Quarkslab researchers had been "slightly misleading" in their report.

The Congressional Budget Office estimates the legislation would generate slightly more than $1 billion in federal revenue over the next decade — a figure that has been widely disputed. .

The Congressional Budget Office estimates the ANWR provision would generate slightly more than $1 billion in federal revenue over the next decade — a figure that has been widely disputed.

The immigration department disputed the assessment and opted to rely on a Transfield risk assessment that outlined a slightly lower level of risk.

It remains bitterly disputed.

The details are disputed.

This is a disputable point – incomes have become slightly more equal in the past few years, while the evidence on the distribution of wealth is mixed – and the Prime Minister disputed it.