Sentence examples for slightly watered-down from inspiring English sources

Other measures have had similarly mixed results.Last month, the government persuaded the opposition-dominated Senate to approve a slightly watered-down version of its labour-reform bill.

His colors have a slightly watered-down, retroactive subtlety; frequently they are translucent, to reveal the complex decisions and elaborate processes packed into each work.

"The Wings of the Dove" may be the most successful James film because this novel most directly expresses that idea, and the film follows suit, albeit in slightly watered-down form.

He also praised Clinton's new plan that would let students from families making $125,000 a year or less attend state colleges tuition-free, a slightly watered-down version of his own free-college plan.

The final report is slightly watered down compared with the draft copies, with a few more qualifications in the language.

"All the definitive points they were making in the ads got slightly watered down," the ad-team member says.

Campaigners have noted that the Greens, and the Lib Dems, have slightly watered down some of their views on drug policy for their manifestos.

A provision that could prohibit the German-owned DHL Worldwide Express delivery company from carrying American military cargo was allowed to remain in the bill, but was slightly watered down.

He performed in all six events, slightly watering down his performance in each to keep from aggravating his injury.

The amendment, which slightly waters down the tough draft resolution that has created a major divide within the UN, proposes that unless the security council decides by March 17 that Iraq has taken its "final opportunity" to disarm, serious consequences will follow.

Sims 3 Slightly watered down Sims 3, but still an excellent version on the go.