Sentence examples for would slightly from inspiring English sources

The government forecasts that ANWR oil would slightly diminish U.S. dependence on foreign oil by 2025.

But why would slightly disabling the gene extend the life span?

By contrast, the increase of step-feeding ratio would slightly reduce the removal rate of ammonium and TP but obviously promoted the TN removal.

Overall, his plan would slightly reduce taxes paid by those at the low end of the income distribution spectrum.

Congress is now considering legislation that would slightly ease sanctions, allowing the sale of medicine and food.

Its adjusted earnings topped Wall Street expectations and the company forecast 2012 growth that would slightly exceed analysts' forecasts.

But it would slightly imperil the sense of outrage the Republicans need to make major gains in November.

"The betting suggests there's not a superstar in there but I would slightly beg to differ with that," Palin said.

You would slightly dread the question because you know you would have to make up some story".

Celgene said the acquisition of Pharmion, which is not yet profitable, would slightly reduce its earnings per share in 2008.

By the end of the year, Mr. Ghadhban has said, Iraq should be pumping about three million barrels a day, which would slightly exceed its prewar output.