Sentence examples for a bit taxing from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, it can become a bit taxing and seem like an annotated dictionary.

While some might find all that celebrity schmoozing a bit taxing, Mr. Bush says he is in his element.

The riding position is relaxed, but still a bit taxing: the Diavel's seat is positioned far back, nearly atop the rear wheel.

As a Black woman, these kinds of conversations on desirability and otherness are a bit taxing and a quite hurtful.

Sounds a bit taxing, but we'll signup for anything that will help us look like a supermodel or Olympian.

To extend the metaphor a bit, taxing the Internet infrastructure would not be dissimilar from taxing physical infrastructure, i.e. roads and bridges.

Indeed, Republicans have a good case that the automatic deficit reduction plan is not balanced but a bit tax-heavy.

But how on earth can that be done?The basic problem with a bit tax is that it is indiscriminate: it taxes not just on-line transactions but all digital communications.

Politicians including Bill Clinton and Nicolas Sarkozy have floated proposals for a "bit tax", only to find that their plans were impossible to realise unless carried out by several big industrial nations at once.

That is why even in the EU, a relentless prober of the boundaries of national sovereignty, proposals to harmonise taxes have made little progress so far.A recent proposal from a panel of economists to make up for the tax losses caused by electronic commerce by introducing a "bit tax" on flows of electronic information is similarly defective.

At least nobody revived the old idea of a "bit tax" based on the amount of digital information transmitted electronically although if taxing the Internet proves harder than expected, it may well be dusted down.Even if agreement on the best tax can be reached, it will still have to be implemented.