Sentence examples similar to a bit like determining from inspiring English sources
Instead, they calculate it by measuring how much light the excited nitrogen molecules give off a bit like determining the horsepower of a car engine by measuring the gases spewing from its exhaust.
Trying to determine when a huge, dense ball of gas should be considered a brown dwarf rather than a planet is a bit like trying to determine how many grains of sand constitute a sand pile versus a sand heap.
It's inevitably a bit like school, with your life determined by bells and attendance.
At times "Paris Commune," directed by Mr. Cosson, can seem a bit like something a passionate, aspiringly hip teacher — determined to raise the collective scores on his Advanced Placement students — might devise to hold his classes' attention.
She was a bit like a terrier with a bone: she wouldn't let go and she was very determined.
As a result, long-term forecasts -- the ones that help determine the price of oil or natural gas futures, the ones that determine how much road salt your town buys this fall -- are looking a bit like guesswork.
A bit like Italy, really.
