Sentence examples for whether slightly from inspiring English sources

Right-wing populists promise that they can "wipe out terrorism"; like Marine le Pen they call for death-sentences against Terrorists - a ridiculous proposal when we deal with suicide terrorism - and ramble against the weakness of political moderates, whether slightly left or right of center.

One point is awarded for each diagnostic answer, which is "agree" in one half of the statements and "disagree" in the other half (irrespective of whether "slightly" or "definitely"), therefore reducing the four point scale to dichotomous one, as proposed by Baron-Cohen et al. [ 14].

However, in some MTCs there may be some ambiguity on whether slightly or modestly different regimens (for example, different doses or schedules for administering drugs or drugs belonging to the same class) should be treated as a single node or separate nodes.

On the BBC, Jingo Boy and Mark Lawrenson are debating whether a slightly sheepish looking Jorge Larrionda is trying to level things up as best he could.

It has been less clear, though, whether a slightly wandering gaze really matters that much to those of us who are decidedly recreational athletes.

Most of the work so far has looked at direct impacts — whether a slightly more acidic environment affects the physiology of marine creatures, particularly those that create shells or other structures using calcium carbonate.

A spokesman for the safety board said the agency was investigating to find out whether the slightly raised median and its 11.5-foot expanse of grass had contributed to the accident.

And it is debatable that whether the slightly better result is worth all of the extra preparation, as well as the increased cost to the patients.

Furthermore, in order to confirm whether the slightly better performance between the IOBESf and the other two less representative tag schemes (IOBf and IOBEf) is statistically significant, a two-sample paired t-test is applied.

But whether taking slightly longer to learn English is harmful in the long term "depends on what children have access to as English learners," she said.

Here we ask whether aiming slightly off center of the first target towards the second target would be a better strategy than aiming at the center.