Sentence examples for slightly this time from inspiring English sources

Working against him slightly this time is that over the past decade or so music like this has been revisited a lot, and really well.

The USA Network sitcom "Playing House," now in its second season, switches up the formula ever so slightly: This time, Emma (St. Clair) returns to her hometown to live with her best friend (Parham), who is both pregnant and going through a divorce. .

While the levels of CD4+ T cells decreased slightly at 4 weeks post-infection (Fig. 1A), those of CD8+ T cells increased slightly at this time, relative to pre-infection (Fig. 1B).

Even the mismatched buddy pairings, so often a smart, sharp highlight of this show, felt slightly off this time round.

PES 2016 arrives slightly earlier this time around, and there's no doubt it is a very solid football game.

The precise numbers may be slightly different this time round, but the pattern will be the same.

Brain size had expanded slightly by this time but was still significantly smaller than that of H. sapiens.

Including Thursday's game, which had an announced crowd of 28,985, total attendance at Citi Field for the year is down slightly from this time in 2011.

Though he is never short of articulate and crisp dialogue, and though his deft word choices are part of the pleasure of reading him, Mr. Hiaasen sounds slightly mechanical this time.

Things were slightly knottier this time -- Julian questioned a lyric change Jones made, and Jones couldn't find the touch she wanted on the Wurlitzer keyboard -- but in the end it was still like deep-tissue musical massage.

Things were slightly different this time, of course: Don Valley stadium, where the race used to start and end, now lies in ruins, a symbol of the city's austerity-induced decline.