1.   He sat down on a sofa which he realised was slightly longer than his cubicle in the lodging house.

2.   It is slightly longer and more expensive, but is nevertheless a viable alternative should the Qatif alignment be politically unfeasible.

3.   Well I hope they will be slightly longer.

4.   Now it may well be that that is actually looking into a slightly longer term.

5.   And it took only slightly longer to find a place he could call home.

6.   At least one of the principals will be out of town until possibly late next week or even slightly longer.

7.   Because blacks tend to borrow for a slightly longer term than whites, this too can contribute to the higher markups they pay.

8.   All three tend also to have slightly longer needles than the luxury firs.

9.   But there has not been much reason for optimism in slightly longer races.

10.   College football has been around slightly longer than Eddie Robinson, although it is difficult to imagine one existing without the other.