Sentence examples for slightly in the process from inspiring English sources

If the concentration of chemicals fluctuates slightly in the process of the chemical injection, the RPI would increase gradually or remain unchanged with an increase in the injection volume.

But in "Avengers: Age of Ultron" (2015), Captain America attempts to lift Mjolnir, and it moves ever so slightly in the process.

The bailey at York Castle was enlarged slightly in the process; buildings believed to have been inside the bailey at this time include "halls, kitchens, a chapel, barracks, stores, stables, forges [and] workshops".

Cider apples tends to be picked by machine rather than by hand because it does not matter if they are slightly damaged in the process.

Heavily varnished to tart it up, probably not too long ago, the paint surface has been slightly flattened in the process.

With the important cities of San Sebastián and Bilbao roughly equidistant, Eibar has always tried too hard to make a go of things, and has been slightly teased in the process.

"The exciting thing about Bushy's speech is that in it we find Shakespeare struggling with a sentiment rendered stubborn by the circumstance that the speaker appears to be thinking, is doing his intellectual best to get his consolation across, and is getting slightly muddled in the process, the slight muddle being a by-product of the effect to represent intellection".

There's a very funny cameo from David Walliams, playing an oddball customer in a cake-shop queue who has a queeny row with Dennis, getting upset and slightly traumatised in the process, and shouts what he imagines to be a devastating put-down line while at the same time suddenly staring up into the middle-distance above Dennis's head in a very mad and well-observed way.

The laptop traveled exclusively between my backpack and work/home desks and somehow managed to get scratched and slightly dinged in the process.

Begin this step by extending your arms straight towards the flywheel, leaning your upper body slightly forward in the process.

Other economies, having hit their stride slightly later, are in the process of delivering equally impressive gains in prosperity.