Sentence examples for slightly in excess from inspiring English sources

d, he had squandered slightly in excess of three and a half million dollars before 1940.

The company now expects to be at the top of that range or "slightly in excess" of it.

He took a company with a market value slightly in excess of $12 billion and turned it into a company worth $500 billion.

Indeed, when it comes to hiring, there is some evidence that in maths-intensive fields, women are interviewed and hired for academic posts slightly in excess of their representation at PhD student level.

At present it consists of 478,860 men & an annual appropriation slightly in excess of one billion dollars... & one of the oldest, most effective lobbies - the National Guard Association, founded in 1879.

All these portraits – there are slightly in excess of twenty of them, though, mercifully, only a selection can be seen here – were painted by a little known Belgian called Nestor Cambier.

Analyses including deaths after age 65 generally showed slightly less excess in mortality, but the excess was significant for all-cause mortality, cancer, alcohol-related deaths and suicides.

Only the anisotropic compression-oriented KDWP can theoretically perform slightly better for bit-rates in excess of 1.4 bpp.

A slightly, but statistically significant increase in excess mortality from neoplasm was observed among men.

Furthermore, a Danish register study reported a slightly increased excess mortality in hip fracture patients in the period 1986 to 2001 compared with 1981 to 1985 [ 9].

For groups other than remarried men, adjustment for socioeconomic factors tended to slightly reduce excess risks, as in the analysis using the marital history categories.