Sentence examples for a bit slightly from inspiring English sources

The reason of this may be the work function of our composite electrode, which causes a bit slightly higher barrier for hole-junction at low current density.

The first was that of time management: "condensing it down a bit"; "slightly more organised in terms of time schedules"; and "streamline it, make it shorter".

First, mark out the places where you'll insert the eyelet screws and holes for the ballast weight and rattle, if desired, then drill them out, using a bit slightly thinner than the screw's thickness.

It is a bit Hanseatic, slightly Chicagoan.

Matt is a bit tall, slightly gangly, and always heavy-lidded from a combination of fatigue and lethargy.

The leaves can be cooked like spinach, though they tend to be a bit meatier, slightly sweeter and less astringent.

He was a bit gruff, slightly leathery, stoutly devoted to the free market but unexpectedly far-ranging in his reference points and curiosities.

The photos are about what you'd expect from a cellphone these days: a bit dim, slightly grainy and only 640 by 480 pixels, but a lot better than nothing.

I put that familiar feeling of butterflies in my stomach down to the fact that O'Connell is a bit laddish, slightly unpredictable and has a physical charm that grows on you.

Somewhat more comfortable was the architect Frank Gehry's aluminum Superlight Chair for Emeco, which has a wispy profile and is designed to move a bit, rocking slightly back and forth and side to side.

Last September, our five-year-old could talk nicely and count to 10. Now he can read, write, and explain to me in detail which nutritional and exercise strategies might make me "a bit less slightly fat".