Sentence examples for slightly there is from inspiring English sources

Ever so slightly, there is increasing crossover.

And to paraphrase Emily Dickinson only slightly, there is no vessel like a book.

But if you raise that amount just slightly, there is a vaster world to be had, Italy to be exact.

With predictions of growth in 2014 and unemployment down slightly, there is a feeling of optimism from the government in Athens - but Greeks say they know there are still difficult days ahead.

Although the peptide sequences reported in the literature vary slightly, there is a consensus that the central helix of LL-37 is essential for disrupting superbugs (e.g., MRSA), bacterial biofilms, and viruses such as human immunodeficiency virus 1 (HIV-1) and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).

"While prices may flatten or even decline slightly, there are other markets that the real estate community thinks are at greater risk for larger price declines," Mr. Blank said.

While memory consumption increased slightly, there was no large degradation in training or classification performance.

"Its parts will be spread out slightly; there's no need for us to package it as we would a real engine," said Mr Bond.

Though the borders shifted slightly, there was little territorial change until 1933.

While Grieve might be overstating the issue slightly, there are serious and growing concerns over what might happen to these EU residents come 2016.

Although the levels of p62 remained unchanged or increased slightly, there was a reduction in LC3-I levels.