Sentence examples similar to some slight assistance from inspiring English sources

In Ireland, calving difficulty is subjectively scored by producers on a linear scale of 1 to 4, where 1 = no calving assistance; 2 = slight assistance (assistance by one person, without needing to use a calf puller); 3 = considerable assistance (assistance by one person using a calf puller or more than one person); 4 = veterinary assistance (including caesarean).

It is folly for him to suppose that a knowledge of the New York system will be of the slightest assistance to him.

The story of Rodriguez, which is told in the new edge-of-your-seat documentary is the rare tale that's so improbable and perfect that it doesn't need even the slightest assistance in mythmaking.

The Lewis Machine Gun was developed and improved by Colonel Lewis entirely through his own efforts and at his own expense without the slightest assistance from the Government.

He could make the ball turn if the pitch offered the slightest assistance, particularly if it had been affected by rain.

"There are some slight changes.

There is some slight mitigation.

Wimbledon came under some slight pressure this year.

or literature: a term implying some slight contempt.

There were also some slight differences in letter shape.

"You Can Count on Me" makes some slight missteps.