Sentence examples for were slightly senior from inspiring English sources

If I had problems with a calculation, my officemates, who were slightly senior to me, were always ready to take the time to show me how to do it.

Sample proportions by gender, career stage, and staff category were similar to the population surveyed; however, women, early-career researchers, and mid-career researchers were slightly overrepresented, whilst senior researchers were slightly underrepresented; there were also slight discrepancies within staff categories (Table  1).

The senior figures who greeted him were slightly bemused each time, but very friendly and happy to hear about his change of heart.

The brownies were slightly wet, slightly greasy.

Weekly working hours for Norwegian junior doctors is slightly shorter than for senior doctors.

The CBO predicts that the economy would be 5.4% bigger in 2033 because of the bill, and that average wages would be slightly higher.John McCain, Arizona's senior senator and a co-author of the Senate bill, says that better technology could let the Border Patrol know almost exactly where and when people are crossing.

Norway still has more women on company boards than other countries, thanks to a 40% mandatory quota that came into effect in 2008, but women's share of senior management jobs is slightly down on last year.

A similar setup is available in Uppers; however, these dorms are slightly newer and are the favorite of seniors because they are located closer to central campus.

The £335m bonus pot is slightly smaller than the £342m shared last year, provoking anger among some senior staff.

Imagine: two very senior managers at the same company turning out to be slightly competitive with each other!

Committee chairman, Richard Burr, was slightly less stinging in his opening remarks but also professed himself "disappointed that Google decided against sending the right senior level executive".