Sentence examples for slightly it has from inspiring English sources

Criminals with attitude The train leaves platform one at last ReprintsAlthough the latest figure shows industrial production increasing slightly, it has been broadly flat for more than a year.

It's hairy, but only very slightly, it has no personality to speak of, no bark to bark of, no head, no legs, no tail, and it's all orange and crunchy.

Even if a decision has been influenced only slightly, it has been influenced and so the course of that patient's life in relation to that decision has been affected by their disease.

"To me," he said, "it has a slightly sweeter taste".

The number of blacks declined slightly, as it has every year since 2000.

The bar's reputation is slightly risque, it has to be said.

By the end, Europe had driven her slightly mad – it has that effect on people – and contributed to her downfall.

Because water is only slightly compressible, it has a large value of elasticity and therefore conducts sound rapidly.

Though the Siamese configuration of the apartment is slightly odd (it has four working fireplaces), the conjoined gardens are a boon.

We are slightly disappointed it has taken as long as it has.

"It should never have happened and I'm slightly disappointed it has happened.