Sentence examples for slightly to get from inspiring English sources

Don't you want to be with your family?' They coerced him slightly to get him out".

It appeared that many products would need to be tweaked just slightly to get in under the new bar.

"You only have to modify one of the variables very slightly to get completely different outcome," says one planning consultant.

And just as Simon let up ever so slightly to get broken to begin the third set, Baker fell prey to the same subtle but lethal mistake.

Depending on your folding and gluing prowess, you may have to trim the cross-members slightly to get them to fit.

Otherwise, I had to increase the price of the Dell slightly to get a 5-year warranty to match the one offered by Chillblast.

I turned my board ever-so-slightly to get closer and extended my hand.

Since nonfat milk is slightly more watery, you may need to heat the gravy for slightly longer to get the same thickness (or add a little extra flour/cornstarch).

"We try to have sort of an agenda," added Ms. Halvorsen, swaying slightly, eager to get shopping.

Its distance from the coast makes it slightly tricky to get to but it's a journey well worth making.

I found it as accurate as the optical heart rate sensors, but it takes slightly longer to get a measurement.