Sentence examples for slightly getting from inspiring English sources

If he misses his polling forecasts even slightly (getting 30 or 31 percent of the vote rather than 33 or 34 percent), it will become much harder for him to thread the needle.

(So passionately does Bourdain feel about Henderson that in Medium Raw he solemnly damns to hell the former New York Magazine food critic Gael Greene for once slightly getting the man's name wrong).

Occasionally, they traded blows, and the Russian slightly got the better of that.

Admittedly, there are moments when the book's astonishing cleverness slightly gets in the way, becoming the thing you admire more than the deft characterisation.

I allowed the emotion of taking the jersey to slightly get to me.

In Figure 10, as the distance d rd decreases, the outage performance of the P‐SDF relaying scheme is better whereas those of the DF‐AF and SDR relaying schemes slightly get better.

At 700°C, as shown in Figure 5(b), Au droplets slightly got larger and lower in density: the AH became approximately 17.9 nm, the LD was approximately 43.3 nm, and the AD was dropped to 4.64 × 1010/cm2.

"On the other hand, that's where the magic happens, when you slightly get the feeling that things are out of control".

"But by changing allocation slightly and getting 10,000 more life-years lived, what is that worth?

Slightly like getting a ride home with Julie rather than Kevin.

"The injury isn't 100% healed so I'm risking things slightly by getting back in the saddle," he added.