Examples of 'slightly stronger' in a sentence
Meaning of "slightly stronger"
slightly stronger: Indicates a small increase in strength or power compared to something else, typically used to describe physical strength, flavors, or effects
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slightly stronger
The effect is slightly stronger for men.
Slightly stronger than the ultima.
I wish this was a slightly stronger collar.
Slightly stronger background noise.
It was of pleasure of finding a slightly stronger enemy.
Just slightly stronger than a cripple.
European growth has also been slightly stronger than anticipated.
A slightly stronger quake shook the area a week ago.
It may not even be possible that the slightly stronger.
In fact a slightly stronger statement is true.
Gravity seems to be slightly stronger.
He felt slightly stronger for DeAnna.
Prices of poultry and ovine meat were only slightly stronger.
By a slightly stronger claimed also automatically the engine components.
Nutrient burn can be gradual if the overdose is only slightly stronger.
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Incoming signal to be slightly stronger than average receiver noise.
Slightly stronger varieties are preferred than in England.
This is slightly stronger.
Growth in France is similar to that number and in the United Kingdom slightly stronger.
Ask about slightly stronger lenses for night driving.
Currents associated with downwelling cycles are slightly stronger than upwelling events.
The latter is slightly stronger and a little bit cheaper.
However, the battery is slightly stronger.
I am slightly stronger too.
The Aussie and the Kiwi were also slightly stronger than the Dollar.
This slightly stronger condition is necessary for the proof of certain theorems.
Resistive touch panels require a slightly stronger touch than capacitive touch panels.
After cooking, the microcapsules appeared slightly stronger.
Dihydromorphine is slightly stronger than morphine as an analgesic with a similar side effect profile.
This smells the same as the shampoo, but slightly stronger.
Iron swords were slightly stronger and more durable than their bronze counterpart.
However, clen effects tend to be more durable and slightly stronger.
Those who were slightly stronger could just barely dodge or parry their blows.
On the spire-whorls there are two, and on the last seven or eight slightly stronger.
Any signal to be received must now be slightly stronger than the average received noise.
He is slightly stronger and smarter than the average Decepticon.
Among those nuclei that are bilaterally innervated a slightly stronger connection contralaterally than ipsilaterally is observed.
Even a slightly stronger Lambda might have prevented the formation of galaxies.
The study also found that vegetables have slightly stronger protective benefits than fruit.
This link is slightly stronger among the more aggressive and fatal forms of the disease.
The MANUGEL DMB gel appeared to be slightly stronger than the other gels.
The link was slightly stronger for the MIND and MEDdiet than the DASH diet.
Thereby, the number of bias fields is reduced, but a slightly stronger magnetic field is required.
It will taste just slightly stronger and will be a little firmer than Brie de Meaux.
The effect on other provinces was less striking, and they posted slightly stronger economic growth.
Dibenzoylperoxide slightly stronger initiation in Trauzl test.
The hinge-the mechanism that lets users open and shut the phone-also seems slightly stronger.
The dollar is slightly stronger against the Euro.
However, the effects of Clen tend to be more durable and slightly stronger.
Winds in the Montane are slightly stronger and more frequent than in other areas.
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