Sentence examples for slightly more able from inspiring English sources

Of London Fashion week, he says: "We're slightly more able to make our own decisions.

The latest version of the Mercedes S-Class, which goes on sale in the United States next month starting at slightly more than $92,000, is able to brake and accelerate by itself on the highway or in stop-and-go traffic.

I eventually felt stronger (and slightly more grown up), and able to move forward with my business again.

Countries with stronger programs were slightly more likely to be able to replace GAVI funding with government funding, or with a mixture of government and donor funding than were countries with medium or weak program strength (Table 6).

Participants who had already been tested in the past, placed a higher value on not having to ask for an appointment than those with no previous testing experience who gave slightly more importance to being able to go to a service where nobody knew them.

Recent studies estimate that we tend to eat slightly more than we're able to keep track of in a day.[2].

They did not always talk about missing out on activities, but had to adapt the activities or choose to do a slightly different activity alongside their more able bodied peers.

Results showed that children from the IG program had higher levels of social acceptance, a greater willingness to help and greater empathy for older people, slightly more positive attitudes, and better able to self-regulate their behavior than children from the SG program.

They might cost slightly more but you would be able to grasp the maximum London attractions possible.

It has sold slightly more Neighbors, but its plant is able to build up to 10,000 a year.

"Make some noise!" yells the gravel-voiced Taylor, whose occasional slightly sweeter big choruses suggest a more able vocalist than he lets on.