1.   The slightest edge of concern had entered her voice now.

2.   And in a season that has no clear favorite, the slightest edge could be the difference.

3.   And the virus only wins, in the end, because it has the slightest statistical edge in the fight.

4.   Finding the slightest edge, even on a court in Rocky Mount, N.C., might be the ticket to a drink of champagne in Paris.

5.   The questions from the crowd were uniformly friendly, and those with even the slightest edge were preceded with a hesitant apology of praise for his accomplishments.

6.   This year, Lungren lost all those groups, and held only the slightest edge over Davis among white men.

7.   Trash-talking is an age-old custom in the sprints, where athletes look for the slightest edge in races decided by hundredths of a second.

8.   With golfers of all abilities searching for the slightest edge in equipment performance, ball construction has become the domain of rocket scientists.