Sentence examples for slightly if from inspiring English sources

American demand will rise only slightly, if at all.

"Companies may raise monthly salaries slightly if the economy remains in good shape.

In many categories, spending has dropped only slightly, if at all.

"It's like being Justin Bieber for four days," says Deley, slightly, if not totally, exaggerating.

It would probably change the record only slightly if the lyrics were randomly rearranged and placed in other songs.

Yet the metaphor works because it makes us look: it makes horror slightly (if only slightly) approachable.

Decanting helps not only to open up the wine, but also to warm it slightly if it's fresh from the fridge.

Because you're not relying on this part for any browning, it's O.K. to crowd the wings, even stacking them slightly if need be.

If it seems very soft, it will stiffen slightly if you shape it with floured hands and roll it lightly on the floured surface.

The outer columns themselves all lean inward slightly; if extended, they would meet a mile and a half above the surface of the earth.

The committee predicted in June that without new measures unemployment would fall slightly, if at all, in the second half of the year.