fractionally

There are fractionally more women in the world than men.

I saw her eyes move fractionally up and to the left.

She had brown hair, just as the second girl did, but looked fractionally younger.

He tried to shake his head, but it moved only fractionally.

I nodded fractionally to thank him, and we took off, quickly getting out of there.

Most recently, the central bank moved to raise interest rates, if only fractionally.

It rose once in the air fractionally, then settled back down again.

Was it her imagination, or had he moved fractionally closer?

He twitched his head fractionally, to see the rest of the room.

She kept fractionally to the right of a frontal attack.

That would mean about 4 million people between jobs or "fractionally" unemployed.

It was fractionally too late when they signed off with three victories.

The level of conversation at the tables had dropped fractionally.

Again Reynolds opened his eyes: this time the effort was fractionally less.

He released my arm, hesitated fractionally, then began to help me.

Data's head titled to one side fractionally as he considered the request.

She deliberately lowered her voice as they moved fractionally away from the bed.

She opened her eyes fractionally, and cast them in the direction of the European.

Very fractionally up, but basically the same (table 13, page 18).

The village is fractionally more diverse than the regional average.

The arm tightened about her fractionally, and she turned to look into silver eyes.

Analysts had predicted a reading of 96.3, down fractionally from the 96.5 in July.

She moved her head fractionally and mouthed the word, "No."

Now he nodded fractionally, but with a sudden sense of urgency.

Finally, we allow players in a type to distribute fractionally over their strategy set.