Sentence examples for slightly probably from inspiring English sources

Polowan rolls his eyes slightly, probably thinking, sour grapes.

But interest rates rose only slightly, probably because inflation remained in check despite the strong second-quarter growth.

William Ellsworth, chief scientist with the Geological Survey, said the San Andreas fault responded to the quake by moving slightly, probably a millimeter or two.

The increase in prices paid to farmers is also driving up retail costs, though only slightly, probably because retailer profit margins are already high - as high as $1 a gallon.

Metrics: Total visitors are down slightly probably due to the summer but the returning visitors and Duke sessions have increased.

In non-carriers, depression scores increased slightly, probably reflecting survivor guilt.

The team that makes its opponent change its style, however slightly, will probably prevail.

In its time, it was considered slightly scandalous, probably owing to its prominent display of the undraped female body.

The official purchasing managers' index, released Saturday, showed that inflation pressures had eased slightly, but probably not enough for Beijing to relax in its battle against soaring prices.

Although the compound microscope had been invented slightly earlier, probably in Holland, its development, like that of the telescope, was the work of Galileo.

The sheet is slightly deformed probably for filling the depression of the crater.