Sentence examples for slightly dropping from inspiring English sources

The company is also changing its name slightly — dropping the Web 2.0-style spelling in favor of Banters, which the company says is more practical.

The lack of growth in April saw annual growth falter slightly, dropping from 4.4% to 4.1%: But there is reason to think this is not all bad news.

"We're basically the white version of Odd Future," her face slightly dropping as she realises what she's said it and how she can never take it back.

But the number of deaths of those 15 years old and under declined slightly, dropping to the lowest level since record-keeping began in 1975.

The best plant I ever used in this way was Gladiolus murielae (it used to be called acidanthera), a tall, graceful plant with a succession of white, slightly dropping flowers, each with a thrilling dark eye.

The number of AAA students accepting their university offers this September also fell slightly, dropping two percentage points on last year, a dip which "reflects the behaviour of applicants rather than institutions", according to Mark Corver, head of analysis and research at Ucas.

Another difference was a long, relaxed silhouette, with chemises or dresses with a slightly dropped waist.

There were black shorts with a narrow leg and a slightly dropped crotch.

The silhouette was elongated, with a slightly dropped waist, and Mr. Maier artfully removed the vintage from his prints.

Well, because when I walked in the door, my spirit slightly dropped as I looked at the decor, with more blond bargain pine than in Ikea.

However, those slightly drop in dodecane and tetradecane.