Sentence examples for a bit of a step from inspiring English sources

Isn't Doctor Who a bit of a step down?

"I think it's a bit of a step backward".

"It's a bit of a step sideways for me," he says.

But – how to put this? – isn't it a bit of a step down?

It was a bit of a step forward on a night when the Yankees took several bigger ones.

I just get there and drive.' So is sportscar racing a bit of a step down after racing in grands prix.

He has more upside than Sauer, but I would be concerned about a bit of a step-back year for him, especially with the increased workload while Staal recovers.

Starbird added that the Arroyo-Verdugo committee has been "a bit of a step-child" in the Southern California Assn. of Governments structure.

Admittedly he did take a bit of a backward step after his tackle on André Esterhuizen last weekend, and while he flirted with illegality on that occasion, a positive to come out of that moment was its demonstration of the fire and competitiveness within Farrell.

This is obviously a bit of a risky step for Adobe, something Morris acknowledged in our discussion.

It's a bit of a drastic step, but I'm starting to wonder if I'm really cut out for life in a lab coat.