Fractionally in a sentence

BLS reported the medical care index showed prices were fractionally higher for services and prescriptions in November compared to October.

Even though it’s priced fractionally higher than many of the sub-£10 proseccos crowding the shelves of corner shops and supermarkets, it’s totally worth a few extra pennies for the excellent quality on show here.

O’Gara, four from four with the boot to that point, pushed his effort fractionally left of the posts.

Staffing levels across manufacturing and services declined - albeit only fractionally - for the first time since July 2020 (during the early pandemic lockdowns).

The Spaniard was hit with a five-second penalty in Jeddah after it was determined his car was fractionally outside of his grid box at the start.

To this point, their anticipations have not been met, not even fractionally, with one leadership failure, and feeble excuse, after another.

Ferrari lie 24 points behind McLaren in the constructors’ championship, but the Scuderia look to be fractionally slower than McLaren around the super-quick Qatar circuit.

Ipswich fans were appealing for a penalty when Delap went down in the box under a challenge – but the offside flag was raised with Davis fractionally offside.

The Irish bike was fractionally slower in the final, recording a time of 1:01.520 to claim fifth.

A 46th-minute Owen Farrell penalty, after Quinn Roux had been penalised for a fractionally high challenge, pushed England further ahead and Ireland spent much of the game heading down more cul-de-sacs than a Tesco home delivery driver.

But it’s fractionally too high for Vardy.

Corn continues to dominate grain export inspections for the week ending April 2, topping all trade estimates and firming fractionally above the prior week’s tally.

The price has corrected fractionally.

At the other end of the scale, Brighton has been crowned the most expensive city to rent in, with Bath fractionally behind.

Ford’s low cross along the six yard line was fractionally too heavy for Aaron McKay who couldn’t adjust his feet for what would have been a tap-in at the back post.

The Fantasia was taken fractionally more slowly than some of the recordings I have heard which allowed the lovely links between phrases to become slightly more attenuated and therefore more suspenseful.

The pitch in Delhi was fractionally slow but certainly dry.

Here in southern Alberta, opposition is just fractionally lower — 50.3 per cent — while support for medical use is marginally higher, at 92.4 per cent.

IBM shares ended trading Tuesday up fractionally to 163.83.

She did, fractionally: her final percentage was 34.4 percent.