Sentence examples for slightly more private from inspiring English sources

Slightly more private investors hold the rest.

The booth eventually moved into a quieter corner of Grand Central to allow for some slightly more private decompression after recordings, before moving to Foley Square, near City Hall, a few years later.

There's also a slightly more private site where we have applications that interface with grantees and where they're reporting on the work they're doing for us.

In addition, slightly more private (7 out of 10) than public school teachers (6 out of 10) answered that they had begun to teach English listening after the implementation of the TELC.

But anyway, this one seems relevant at least: TradingView is launching interactive real-time chatting on its site, which lets users talk about stocks in a slightly more private forum than Twitter.

Angel investors and other slightly more serious private financiers will want additional assurance that substantial returns are forthcoming.

This means that ownership is slightly more concentrated in private than in privatizing IPOs.

Traditional public schools actually receive slightly more money from private and philanthropic donors than charter schools: $19 per pupil.

The fact that not-for-profit hospitals more often have an EHR system fully implemented and teaching hospitals slightly more often than private hospitals is attributed to the latter's more wait-and-see approach and the more progressive change-ready nature of public and teaching hospitals [ 27, 32].

The future of social media may well be slightly less social and rather more private, as we learn that being good at getting on with other people is partly a matter of knowing when to stop; of understanding that the circuit can't expand indefinitely.

Cable hopes the £1bn of state funds will be matched by slightly more than £1bn from the private sector.