Sentence examples for a bit rather from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a bit rather" is not correct and not usable in written English
It combines two modifiers that are not typically used together, leading to redundancy and confusion. Example: "I am a bit rather tired today."
"There was plenty of news to make people pause a bit rather than build on the momentum we saw in the first quarter".
There are so many high-yield opportunities, in fact, that maybe consideration should be given to increasing the debt a bit, rather than paying it down.
Although it's finally finished, I do wish I'd started my dissertation earlier and been able to enjoy the summer a bit, rather than spending every day either at work or the library.
Refining the delivery of parts along the chain from suppliers to the final consumer also offers a way for companies to keep inventory to a minimum more essential than ever when prices are falling.Above all, if companies are willing to spend a bit rather than just look for more cuts, hard times offer an opportunity to introduce structural changes essential for survival.
They are pitted directly opposite Tim Brown of Yahoo.com, who called the vote a day of accountability in the steroid era, and Scott Miller of CBSSports.com, who said it's far better to reserve judgment a bit rather than rush headlong to bestow baseball's greatest honor on its sullied record-breakers.
She says now that pure psychoanalysis doesn't suit her, that there are 'other ways you can jump-cut a bit, rather like the scene in the Woody Allen movie, and project people into their own reality quicker', though she is known to have spent some time in a psychiatric clinic in London.
For me, it was more the character, so sometimes I liked the places that were falling apart a little bit, rather than being completely new or efficient".
She sort of blames women and condescends a little bit, rather than realizing that these women are at the hands of these black-and-white depictions of sexuality.
(Cardiologist) I must say I'm inclined to do it when the patient's struggling a wee bit rather than when they're well.
(GP partner) All professional groups shared a reluctance to increase dosage if the patient was asymptomatic or stable: I must say I'm inclined to do it when the patient's struggling a wee bit rather than when they're well.
In 2006 he described Cameron's decision as "a bit foolish, rather dangerous".
