Sentence examples for a bit less often from inspiring English sources

As she grew older, she performed the song a bit less often.

Many are following state suggestions to reuse bath water to feed plants, or to flush toilets a bit less often.

A player who is renowned for coming from midfield to score goals, he has had to readjust his game playing in a deeper role for Chelsea, "With experience you can play the deeper role and try to arrive at just the right time, a bit less often but with a bit more effect," said Lampard.

Indeed, now that you can use the dial to scroll through apps, for example, you'll probably find yourself tapping the screen a bit less often (though why I can't scroll and then select an app by pushing the button again is a mystery to me — you can scroll with the wheel, but you still have to tap the app you want to select).

And Antonio Ciccone, who owns the Greeley Barber Shop in Chappaqua, acknowledged that "kids are coming in a little bit less often and it's affecting business".

Regarding 'employment status', individuals with part-time work seem to search the Internet for health information a little bit less often than the unemployed.

Although a bit less effective, it often accomplishes the same thing.

(If you've been shopping lately, you know that $1,600 to $2,200 is the going rate for such a garment; dresses, though often a bit less, are in that range).

Socks is a cat whose owners seem to love him a bit less after they have a baby; I've thought of him often over the years.

If you give the Oscar to the likes of "Ordinary People" and "Chariots of Fire" often enough, won't your prize be worth a bit less?

She often found herself checking e-mail or doing something a bit less productive: "My official line is that I've never played Candy Crush.