Sentence examples for slightly leads from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton slightly leads the pack with expenses of $22.6 million, compared with $21.5 million for Mr. Obama and $21.3 million for Mr. Romney.

Our analysis suggests that the Northern hemisphere current system also slightly leads in the spring and fall.

However, the region of EAPE generation slightly leads the precipitation in both simulations, which is consistent with observations (Johnson et al. 1999).

Under baseline conditions, the four core populations encompassed in thismodel generate a rhythmic output, in which the inhibitory groups take turns firingand the activity of the excitatory pre-BötC neurons slightly leads but largelyoverlaps that of the inhibitory pre-BötC cells.

or Ted Cruz (R-Texas) were nominated instead of Trump, Clinton might face more of an uphill battle, according to the poll -- Rubio tops Clinton at 50percentto47percentcent and Cruz slightly leads 49percentto48percentcent. .

It's hard to make a strong case for a dramatic lead by either console at this stage in the game, with imperfect information coming in, but the PS4 does seem to maintain a slightly lead based on what we know.

First, the assumption that DM patients with blindness and cataract had diabetic retinopathy as the primary cause, may have slightly led to some over estimation of the prevalence of retinopathy.

Being slightly dehydrated leads to water retention--the kind of weight you're looking to lose over the next 120 hours.

Other pollsters give Mr Obama a slightly smaller lead.

FiveThirtyEight's forecast model gives Mr. Gingrich a slightly larger lead, seven points.

Younger Americans favor the president over Mr. Romney, 55 percent to 37 percent, and give him a slightly larger lead over Mr. Perry.