Sentence examples for you may slightly from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he said, if you wait until October to file, you may slightly reduce your chances of being audited, because the I.R.S. is generally selecting returns for audit in late summer and early fall.

You may slightly crush the ginger if you wish.

You may need slightly more or less.

And you may feel slightly tainted by your involvement in this affair.

You may feel slightly better, sometimes, but the child suffers in the long term.

You may feel slightly ridiculous, but it's soon forgotten after a few minutes effortlessly bobbing around.

"Studies indicate that while you may incur slightly higher capital costs to build the private rooms, it can save on operating costs because you can serve more patients".

Pour the mixture into a large bowl and gradually add the cold water, stirring until the pastry comes together into a ball; you may need slightly more or less water.

Gavin Schmidt of NASA and the Realcimate blog sent this note as part of a group e-mail exchange: Andy, I think you may be slightly misrepresenting where the 'consensus' on this issue has been.

If your first question about the Booklet 3G is "Where can I buy it?" you may be slightly surprised.

So while you may see slightly fewer recommended videos in the mobile app now, those videos will (hopefully) be more relevant to you.