Sentence examples for A bit less well from inspiring English sources

Which is when things begin to go a bit less well.

But being a dirty trickster apparently works quite a bit less well in a court of law.

It's faring a bit less well with Democratic congressional leaders after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi referred to the package as "the green dream, or whatever they call it," shortly before its actual release.

Dennis McAlpine, who heads his own research firm, said: "The theme parks fared a bit less well than expected, but it was not enough to worry about because there are signs of improvement.

I want to play this one with the piano a little bit and I ask you the name of the composer of this piece — it's a bit less well known but maybe not — what it's called and when in the history of music it was written.

Typically you also tend to see sectors like health care and telecom perform a bit less well during an up day, but that wasn't the case Thursday as both of those sectors seemed to get a lift from talk of mergers and acquisitions (M&A).

The second, which is a bit less well-known, is called "cost-sharing reductions". These subsidies shrink poor people's out-of-pocket health spending — for example, the co-pays and deductibles that apply when they fill a prescription or see their doctor.

It felt, to me, a bit less well-built than the iPhone and HTC One M8.

Maybe a bit less well-off than my peers and I. Something stupid like that.

When the spaghetti is flexible but still hard in the middle (a little bit less well done than al-dente), drain it in a colander, or using the lid of the pot, or scoop it out with a spaghetti scoop.

As a result of such suspicion, there has now arisen a bit of nostalgia for the utopian spirit, a wish that it could rise again, older, wiser and perhaps a bit less... well, utopian.