Sentence examples for slightly hedged from inspiring English sources

Assuming the US secretary of state, John Kerry, is actually acknowledging the existence of a fully locked down agreement with Australia notwithstanding with his slightly hedged locution on Sunday – that the US had "agreed to consider referrals from UNHCR on refugees now residing in Nauru and in Papua New Guinea" – we can start by noting Washington is currently in a period of transition.

CGM's bets are slightly hedged with some holdings in the hotel arena, one place where it is willing to own REITs.

Josh Modell of Spin felt that Intimacy sometimes gets "sonically or lyrically precarious", while John Robinson of Uncut commented that "there's an air of slightly hedged bets".

And all are slightly hedging their bets.

Clearly there was music in there that was dear to him, he was also doing what any frontline politician would do, slightly hedging his bets.

Still, even Brosius, the family man, hedged slightly about departing.

But Mr. Greenspan hedged slightly about whether productivity growth would return to its 2.5percentt annual rate.

While the Obama administration has often said that it would not allow Iran to possess a nuclear weapon, some officials have hedged slightly when asked whether they could envision a situation in which Tehran, as part of a broader deal, might be permitted to produce its own nuclear fuel, called a fuel cycle in the nuclear industry.

"Despite all that has happened, I think the idea of solidarity persists," he said, hedging slightly.

Mr. Guthrie said he believed in one God, but he hedges slightly.

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