Sentence examples for a bit of math from inspiring English sources

As with most financial matters, this decision involves a bit of math.

I don't think that it's productive to go down the hole with him and keep arguing, because there's a better way: use a bit of math.

But even a line cook needs to know how to convert cups to teaspoons, and an executive chef needs to know quite a bit of math.

The number of people with preexisting conditions who might be affected, for example, requires quite a bit of math to determine.

It takes a bit of math to prove it, but you build a detector on which you spend 20 years of your life.

People who try to do economics without any kind of mathematical modeling do indeed say things like that — and it's very hard to explain why it's self-contradictory nonsense without a bit of math.

(The Post: "she…volunteered at a soup kitchen and counseled in a summer camp program for kids from housing projects. She was also a bit of a math nerd").

Perhaps a bit of simple math that could fit on the back of an envelope, with no asterisks and no fine print, might win cheers instead of jeers from the market.

According to figures gathered by Variety last year's market produced sales of $53 million for 20 titles, but many of those films have yet to be released, and the 14 that were produced box office grosses of $34 million, creating a bit of a math problem for those who participated in the frenzy.

Tools and technologies can be very helpful or, as Scriffignano puts it, "they can accelerate the speed with which we hit the wall". Drawing on unstructured, highly dynamic sources of data, fascinating inference can be derived if we ask the right questions (and maybe use a bit of different math!).

That is what will be introduced here: first a bit of easy math, and then, in a nutshell, the theory.