Sentence examples for slightly more light from inspiring English sources

In addition EJ301D can provide slightly more light output and better PSD than deuterated-benzene scintillators.

Same height but I am older thus slightly more muscular, light brown skin.

Mr. Popolizio said signals on one-way avenues are set up to provide slightly more green light time to vehicles traveling north and south.

Tim Jonze viewed Beck's latest in a slightly more favourable light than Kitty Empire, giving it four stars instead of her three.

In that light, the ultimatum sent by Vienna to the Serbian regime three weeks after the assassination in Sarajevo, although unquestionably high-handed, appears in a slightly more sympathetic light.

"A doctor who represents a pharmaceutical company will tend to see the data in a slightly more positive light and as a result will overprescribe that company's drugs".

That puts its comparatively slower growth under a slightly more flattering light.

Indeed, the film casts a very sympathetic eye on Oscar, shedding a slightly more ambiguous light on the cops who detained and killed him.

But once the United States pushed into Baghdad, Hussein was held in a slightly more sympathetic light by Arabs leery of U.S. intentions in the region.

The PaperWhite has built-in illumination, like Barnes & Noble's GlowLight model but with slightly more even lighting and a lower price ($120, with ads).

What begins as a slightly goofy, more light-hearted brand of Zelda game steps into darker territory as you realise that waking the Wind Fish, the creature that guards the island of Koholint, will destroy the place and everyone within it, leaving it as a mere memory in Link's mind.