Sentence examples for so a slight from inspiring English sources

So: a slight plus for O? Maybe.

Boys are more vulnerable to childhood diseases, so a slight preponderance of them at birth ensures equal numbers at puberty.

But September is expected to be dismal, so a slight capacity reduction might not hurt the airline's revenue much.

"The whole system revolves around the freezing point, so a slight change in the positive direction has major implications for the entire food web," Fraser said.

Often, the top few strategic-consulting firms were competing for the same work, so a slight edge in the youthful perfection of one's M.B.A.s could tip the balance.

So a slight adjustment was called for last week, when the Ford Motor Company staged a race, of sorts, on the major arteries leading into Manhattan, for the purpose of determining which route was most congested during the morning commute.

So after a slight pause, I responded with a halfhearted affirmative to the mullah I had come to see.

On Thursday, the investment firm is getting its wish, but is doing so with a slight limp.

"What's remarkable is that in the last few years, deaths in those age groups plummeted, so even a slight reverse is a matter of concern," he said.

Once this happens, however, trade explodes, so that a slight lowering of trade barriers can cause a huge increase in trade.

For them, living in sin is not so much a slight to married life as an important step in that direction.