Sentence examples for slightly they need from inspiring English sources

The addition of related works on canvas detracts only slightly; they need to be better.

Note that if the roses are slightly damp, they need a little more time.

The "wetter" the rose appears through using spray, the more lively it looks, as well Note that if the roses are slightly damp, they need a little more time.

Perhaps if they relaxed their standards slightly, they wouldn't need to be contemplating the prospect of single motherhood in the first place.

The indicators of performance for value added and for expenditure per student are treated slightly differently, because they need to be converted into points out of 10 before being displayed.

But the Dodgers have tried not to rush Beachy in his return and have to be careful they aren't doing that now, however slightly, just because they need a starter Saturday.

Make the width lengths slightly shorter, as they need to slip inside the two other longer lengths.

Your buttocks' muscles may feel slightly tightened, but they need to be tightened to allow you tailbone more room to point towards the floor.

Though they are slightly oversized by nature, they need to fit around the waist and float away from the body.

Keep in mind that they need slightly differently handling (as evidenced by the pressure needed to cut through them).

The strands remain more separate, although I find they need very slightly longer in the hot water for my taste.