Sentence examples for uses slightly from inspiring English sources

The Guardian's count, which uses slightly different criteria, ended at 1,146 last year.

(The firm uses slightly different OCR software depending on the language in question).

His journal uses slightly different disclosure procedures, "but I don't think there are any major differences," he said.

Each poll uses slightly different question wording, but an average of 51 percent of respondents favored same-sex marriage and 44 percent opposed it.

There are so many formulas because each is devised for a slightly different purpose, and each uses slightly different calculations and pieces of information to come up with a number, a Pataki administration official said.

The question-and-answer format uses slightly altered typefaces for mother and child and sometimes -- but, alas, not always -- quotation marks to indicate that the narrative voice is switching back and forth.

Two similar experiments using slightly different conditions had similar results.

For shading he used slightly diagonal parallel cuts.

But food companies used slightly different nutritional standards and critics complained that they were too weak.

Other tax experts using slightly different classifications nonetheless come up with similar figures.

(Most states use slightly older pay data from practices before the days of computers).