Sentence examples for a tendency for a bit from inspiring English sources
"Next week there is a tendency for a bit more gaps between the weather systems as they come through," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
Silver said the polls show an even split, but there is perhaps a "tendency for the incumbent party to do a little bit better on than its polls on election day".
There is a tendency for forms based on 3-D models to look just a bit too perfect, like the imagery of a high-end digital animation.
The body showed a tendency to roll a bit on turns.
Browser developers, however, also tend to have a tendency to have a bit of fun with their names.
This relative lack of horsepower translates to overall performance that has a tendency to feel a bit plodding.
Storylines: 1. Rookie WR Alshon Jeffery was considered a risk since he had a tendency to be a bit, um, fat.
Dark wash jeans are flattering and versatile, but extremely dark washes have a tendency to look a bit dressy.
On the whole, though, Romney came out ahead because he projected more clarity, and Obama may have been hurt by his tendency to think for a bit before answering a question, Studd said.
Even the extravagant T-Pain, who always needs more garage space for his collection of 32 cars, tempers his home improvement tendencies with a bit of caution.
