The phrase "a fair bit of make" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "There was a fair bit of make involved in the project, but we managed to complete it on time."
Alternatives: "a considerable amount of effort" or "a significant amount of work".
World-class performance without a painful ride and with a fair bit of practicality makes us want this car more than a Corvette.
Although the task is simple and repetitive, to keep providing the right answer demands a fair bit of brain power: people make a mistake about 10% of the time.When performing correctly the volunteers' brains showed increased levels of activity in those parts associated with cognitive effort, as would be expected.
Mike Hulett, head of operations at the NCA's National Cyber Crime Unit, said Esteves "made a fair bit of money, but he'd probably have made much more, and certainly for longer, if he'd pursued a legitimate career in cyber security".
In an interview with Bloomberg, IBM's chief financial officer, Martin Schroeter, said its cognitive solutions business will have "a fair bit of ramp in order to make them sizable and start to punch above their weight in terms of overall growth rate".
This takes a fair bit of pressure, and you must make sure that the hole in the inner grommet lines up with the outer plug grommet.
"No doubt we need to control the ball - that's what's killed us so far," Thurston told AAP. "We coughed up a fair bit of the ball and England made as pay and we did that again against Fiji".
APX Labs is trying to solve this problem by being the underlying platform that connects the application to the headset and to the various external systems, but it's not a simple matter and there is a fair bit of work that goes into making these connections work.
The chips can be returned for cash that will be reported as winnings to the I.R.S. Casinos can make a fair bit of money this way.
Remember, encryption is not a cure-all for privacy, and it requires a fair bit of diligence on your part to make it work correctly: you need to keep your private key secure, you need to verify the identity of the people who's public keys you acquire, and you still need to use common sense when sending something that could be damaging to your future career plans.
He made a fair bit of money before being found out.
