Sentence examples for slightly how from inspiring English sources
Commissioner Scott E. Thomas, a Democrat, said the rules would allow many 527 groups to change slightly how they do business and continue to operate with relative ease.
"Obviously Ukip is not remotely fascist, but most people think: 'Oh, they're on the rise, but they're quite a little thing.' I'm in no way equating the two, but that is slightly how we view Ukip.
Bagehot had been asking with his usual delicacy whether the Tory leader's prospects of ever winning an election were not ever so slightly—how might one put it?—fantastical, mad and utterly out of the question given the overwhelming popularity of Tony Blair.
When we reduced slightly how closely matched stimuli were for familiarity we then found a differential impairment in living things in the AD group.
In our own time, to adapt a classic line slightly, how the mighty have risen!
She limped slightly, how she always does, favoring that left leg.
"It's slightly depressing how many guys are calling up to ask me how I managed to get this job," he says.
Mayweather, who turned thirty-eight in February, looked slightly slower — how much, exactly, was the topic of fierce speculation.
But the researchers also found that differently colored barbs differed slightly in how these matrices were arranged.
A listener can slightly imagine how his Caribbean accent sounded before the cancer operation in 1990 that removed his larynx.
However, this is hampered slightly by how difficult it is to actually see those results given that the keyboard obscures half of the screen while searching.
