Sentence examples for slightly even from inspiring English sources

But they tussled ever so slightly even in areas where they agreed, like same-sex marriage.

JPMorgan shares rose slightly even as the rest of the banking sector posted a decline.

Why is it growing slightly even as the planet, over all, is warming up?

Shadowy, covered with verdigris, the bells seemed to move slightly even in repose, as if under water.

By the third time, one begins to sicken slightly, even rebel against the exploitation of one's curiosity.

Regional lenders, too, were up slightly, even though Goldman cautioned they could be outfoxed by their larger rivals.

Inflation expectations eased slightly, even after the Federal Reserve said it was ready to take action to keep yields down in an effort to stimulate growth.

Spending is expected to decline in real terms this year, but after that it will rise slightly, even if the sequester takes effect, experts say.

NATASHA LYONNE sat on a bench outside a coffee bar near her Gramercy Park studio apartment last Tuesday, shuddering slightly even in the 90-degree heat.

But since 1980, the percentage of the institutes' budget devoted to diabetes has shrunk slightly, even as the number of diabetics has doubled.

It is as if people are already starting to see their city crumble ever so slightly -- even when statistics defy their perceptions -- because they finally believe government when it says that it is out of money.