inconsiderably

Sir Edward was quite willing, and his intervention contributed not inconsiderably to smoothing matters over.

On the 8th of May, 1850, this committee reported a series of measures, differing but inconsiderably from the original resolutions of Mr. Clay.

These are substantial requisites and bind sub gravi, but there may be only venial sin when they are deviated from inconsiderably.

But on the whole, reckoning the amount of fodder required, the number of beasts which are maintained with advantage is very inconsiderably larger at present than in 1634.

Great as all these advantages were, they were aided, and not inconsiderably, by other and adventitious ones.