Sentence examples for varieties slightly from inspiring English sources

Even the highest-fat Greek yoghurts, which have had much of their liquid strained off, will only be about 10%, as opposed to the 48% in the double cream used in many traditional ice-creams, rendering the use of low-fat varieties slightly pointless here.

In Darwin's idea, variation itself is not random, but is at least in part inherited, and the survival and spread of some varieties is not random, since such varieties slightly favor their bearers.

Flavored varieties cost slightly more; toppings start at $1 for two.

Italian varieties are slightly more potent than Spanish.

But if you're keen to avoid thyroid drama (which, by the way, is especially important if you're pregnant), noshing on some seaweed could help: One gram of brown seaweed contains roughly five to 50 times the recommended daily intake, while red and green varieties provide slightly less (the exact iodine content depends on the water in which it's grown).

In fact, a particular quark-antiquark combination can form a variety of slightly different mesons with various masses.

(The variety shrank slightly when it was announced that Barbara Cook would miss the event — on her 84th birthday, no less — because of a back injury).

As my eyes adjusted to the extreme dimness, I saw there were various speaker stacks around the room from which emanated a variety of slightly industrial groans and buzzes.

A range of light source implementations is introduced, although the variety is slightly limited by pbrt's physically based design.

There are a variety of slightly different proposals in the literature (Greco 2009, 2010; Sosa 2007, 2015; Turri 2011).

As with the early variety, a slightly better explanation is provided through a polynomial model with R 2=0.19.