Sentence examples for slightly enough to from inspiring English sources

By now, prices had dropped slightly — "enough to make us comfortable," he said — so they paid a return visit.

Her outsized personas shift slightly, enough to indicate they're contrived, but her language and style remain remarkably consistent wherever she performs.

When we got the manoeuvre just slightly wrong – just slightly enough to make us completely doomed – they all screamed for about an hour and then they dozed off.

Retirement has mellowed him slightly, enough to enjoy the game that made him famous, and the legacy that is again on display in the N.B.A. finals, which began Thursday night.

Six tiny LEDs shine into the wearer's eyes, not enough to wake them up, but to increase alertness ever so slightly, enough to trigger lucidity.

Roughly 24 hours later, the storm intensified slightly, enough to warrant an upgraded into Tropical Storm Guillermo.

Could any of those details be shifted slightly — just enough to alter the outcome?

It's that a non-neutral net will raise barriers to entry just slightly -- but enough to be alarming.

In almost any ensemble organized by the drummer Paul Motian, reality gets scrambled slightly, just enough to sharpen the senses.

The dialogue and some of the singing are amplified - ever so slightly, not enough to sour the timbre but enough to disorient one's perceptions, like aural quicksand.

The price of the benchmark 10-year Government bond fell only slightly today -- enough to drive the yield up by 0.015 percent, to 0.86percentt.