Sentence examples for which would slightly from inspiring English sources

DREAM is a stopgap measure of exceedingly limited scope which would slightly mitigate the injustices wrought by America's reality-defying immigration and citizenship law.

Congress's only meaningful action since Parkland has been to attach a version of the bipartisan "Fix NICS" bill, which would slightly strengthen the background-check system, to a big spending bill that passed the House and Senate this week.

The problem with going into space, which would slightly mar all the hallowed beauty of being able to hide the entire Earth and all the other cosmic wonders behind your thumb, is crash landing on an alien planet.

Shorts instead of jeans as often used by people in the tropics reduce the clo-value to 0.4 which would slightly reduce heat load.

Bennett attempted to explain to Tweedy that there were several slightly different ways to approach the transition, each of which would yield slightly different results, but Tweedy explained that he just wanted the problem fixed, and was not concerned with understanding the different approaches.

The Nets could offer a maximum of about $101 million over six years, which would be slightly more than other teams could offer.

G.M. has also done a little work on a possible Hummer H4, which would be slightly smaller and cheaper yet, but has made no decisions on it.

Analysts estimate that BP's trading profits have remained in the $2 billion to $3 billion range since then, which would be slightly less than 20 percent of the company's $16.7 billion in earnings in 2009.

William Pedersen, of Kohn Pedersen Fox, the architect of the new financial center planned for Shanghai, which would be slightly taller than the towers in Kuala Lumpur, says that when his firm was designing that building, there were no discussions of planes fully loaded with fuel flying into it.

"Which would be slightly ironic.

It may be, however, that because the L1 is the stronger language it is more difficult to ignore and therefore requires more control, which would predict slightly larger Stroop effects in the L1 than the L2 within individuals.