Sentence examples for time slim from inspiring English sources

There are only 32 such jobs, making the odds of brothers securing two of them at the same time slim.

In the Bronx, where more than two-thirds of adults are overweight, the message has been unmistakably clear for a long time: Slim down now.

Whoever wins next October's election will have a hard time slimming the state.

Before investing in the Times, Slim bought a portion of the British company that owns the Independent, but that was a mistaken investment, he said — "a bad one".

(The New York Times) Slim Margins Although it feels as if airlines are squeezing their passengers for as much money as possible, the Middle Seat column points out that for every 100 passengers, airlines make money on fewer than one of them.

It's called graphene and it's the thinnest material on earth – almost a million times slimmer than a strand of hair.

The circuits for the iPhone 5S are etched out on huge plates using a process with a minimum feature size of just 28 nanometers, three thousand times slimmer than a hair.

Even when a book gets everything right, its chances of staying in print for a long time are slim.