Sentence examples for would slightly have from inspiring English sources

Her works were short, tight and beautifully constructed, hinting perhaps at the poet she would slightly have preferred to be.Dabblings on the dark side held a particular fascination.

If all of the records that were removed were unique, our uniqueness values would increase slightly had they somehow been corrected and retained.

If none of the records that we removed were unique, our uniqueness values would decrease slightly had they somehow been corrected and retained.

Mr. Ecevit's party would receive 2.8percentt of the vote if elections were held today, and the other two parties in the coalition would each have slightly more than 4percentt, according to a poll released by the Social Research Center of Ankara.

Yes, there were a few plot holes, occasional implausibilities and infelicities (the psychic was a nonsense I could have done without) and even if it hadn't been hyped to the heavens, the ending would still have slightly disappointed.

In addition, selection based on a combination of the candidates' GEBV and their own phenotypes, which were routinely recorded, would also have slightly increased the accuracy of genomic selection.

Being slightly younger, he would have to pay slightly more because his life expectancy is greater – which means the state will typically have to pay out the extra pension for a longer period.

"It would have slightly increased the odds".

The amendments vary slightly, but would have the same effect.

It estimated that the I.R.S. would have slightly fewer employees in 2005 than in 2002 despite growing numbers of taxpayers.

If someone filmed a version of that movie today, in the downtown of 2011, its protagonist would have slightly different struggles.