Sentence examples for a bit would be from inspiring English sources

Opening it up a bit would be good".

Nevertheless, raising interest rates a bit would be beneficial on several counts, Mr. Petzel maintains.

Here, a '1' bit may be represented by a negative voltage pulse whereas a '0' bit would be the absence of such a pulse.

Comment: A possible nice way to improve the manuscript, which might increase its potential impact a little bit, would be to extend the analysis to consider a (small) metabolic network, meaning a system with more than one reaction.

Carefully insert one end in the horse's mouth and arrange it to rest in the same place a metal bit would be.

In the Welsh case, the asset-owning bit would be a "virtual utility" employing just 120 people.

The cost per bit would be a tenth of current costs, he says.

Today's bit would be a dummy support page for the i9250 as shared by an unidentified GSM Arena tipster.

According to Cook [33], [34], the bit would be a risk factor of headshaking, as bit pressure could damage this region of the trigeminal nerve.

The word is already so overworked that stretching it a bit further would be barely noticed.

Standing up and walking a bit more would be even better.