Sentence examples for slim meaning from inspiring English sources
The chances of my body rejecting the kidney are now very slim, meaning we can sleep a little sounder at night and make some plans for next year.
People who are overweight at 40 are likely to die at least three years sooner than those who are slim, meaning that being fat during middle age is just as damaging to life expectancy as smoking, researchers say in a new study.
The chances of Tata keeping hold of its UK steel operations are thought to be extremely slim, meaning the options are a sale of the entire business to one buyer, a breakup of the business to different buyers, or the closure of all the sites.
"Our manufacturing processes have also meant that we can create a super slim base, meaning that both these 5.7in devices are narrower than some 5.5in devices".
Milligan speculated the bill may have been adapted for the local conditions, slim fare meaning the birds had to pick at dangerous scorpions and spiders.
Part of me thinks the uptick in bloody mama and kinder-killer movies is about as progressive as that old advertising pitch for Virginia Slims cigarettes, meaning not very.
The maternity unit at Lewisham could also be slimmed down, meaning complex cases would be dealt with elsewhere.
Mansoor now has three children - two daughters and a son - and is known by his nickname Nary, meaning "slim" in Pashto, the members said.
The leptocephalus (meaning "slim head") — a long, flat, transparent sea creature — was long thought to be a distinct species, until one was kept in captivity long enough to metamorphose into an eel; it was merely a larva.
The leptocephalus (meaning "slim head")—a long, flat, transparent sea creature was long thought to be a distinct species, until one was kept in captivity long enough to metamorphose into an eel; it was merely a larva.
England were thoroughly outplayed for the third game in succession in Wednesday's fourth one-day international in Mohali, meaning their slim chance of winning the series has gone.
