Sentence examples for a bit over time from inspiring English sources

AMY DAVIDSON: Actually, marriage has changed quite a bit over time.

That has improved a bit over time, but credit goes to activists for keeping it on the front burner.

The children who tested it said it was one of the comfiest they'd worn, though the colours can fade a bit over time.

But then Kappe himself weighed in, assuring LaFetra that houses have lives of their own and it's O.K. if they change a bit over time.

The authors also control for "drift", or the fact that more recent test scores are better reflections of a teacher's effectiveness than older ones, perhaps because the quality of an individual's teaching tends to change a bit over time.

Though the technique had changed a bit over time, there had been no significant alterations since 1936, when the IAAF first decided that athletes didn't have to clear the bar leg first.

Die Familie Schneider is perhaps at times a bit over-egged, but shocking nonetheless.

Thereafter, as life heaves into being, things felt a bit over-controlled: speeds were at times exaggerated; the music's grandeur was occasionally emphasised at the expense of its Dionysiac fire.

The service itself has improved quite a bit over that time period, according to Blazej.

In 2007, prior to the Great Recession, the median white net worth was $192,500 -- approximately 8 times the median Hispanic household net worth of $23,600 and a bit over 10 times the $19,200 median net worth of black households.

Even Google trades at only a bit over five times.