Sentence examples for a bit invasive from inspiring English sources

When it was suggested that penetrating women with a vaginal probe might be a bit invasive, one proponent has suggested this wasn't problematic as the woman had already agreed to be penetrated when she got pregnant.

That last bit sounds a bit invasive on user privacy.

Snapchat is taking another shot at location after its always-on coordinate-broadcasting Snap Map proved a bit invasive for some users.

That takes time and can be a little bit invasive for older kids, who have more of a sense of privacy.

"It's a little bit invasive, but I'm sure you can handle it".

He said he thought "the system might be a bit too invasive" for consumers.

Disney, which is periodically criticized for overreaching in the name of cultural dominance (and profits), does not see any of this monitoring as the slightest bit invasive.

But people forget to check apps, and biosensors "are still a little bit too invasive," Thomas Fritz, a professor of computer science at the University of British Columbia, told me.

Then I talked to Charlie, a retiree, who was of the opinion that a tax that scrutinised how you use the rooms in your own home and tries to ascertain "how disabled" people are is just a bit too creepy and invasive.

"Invasive" is a bit further into the future when these devices are actually inside the body - when the lavatory and bathroom mirror will talk to you and monitor your state of health via implanted chips.

The system "has advanced minimally invasive spinal surgery quite a bit," he said, adding, "I could see this surgery replacing what we do now, but at this time it is not the gold standard".