slightly *** , sl. (abbreviation)

The 1990 figure was up slightly from last year's level.

Slightly more than 20 percent of them are over 60.

However, I should like to ask a slightly different question.

Women form slightly more than half of the population in every country.

Remember you may not be the first to have slightly different needs.

We may be slightly different, but we're the same people inside.

She turned her head slightly to look him in the face.

The same point can be made in a slightly different way.

But in a slightly different form the problem is still with us.

Which is slightly more than some people do with their money.

These are three and a half so they'd be slightly longer.

He turned slightly to look back at the white house.

The thought of the performance made her feel slightly better.

In the future I will change slightly, if at all.

She knew few of the city women more than slightly.

Slightly less, actually, according to the information we have been given.

He let her hold him a moment, then moved back slightly.

He was in the center, slightly forward of the other four.

And actually, he has slightly under a million for now.

Of course Slightly was the first to get his word in.

They come to understand things in a slightly different way.

They set off to the north, and slightly to the east.

He turned his head slightly and looked up at her.

Here in my family we take a slightly different approach.

To have slightly more than you need is one thing.