Sentence examples for a tiny bit bigger from inspiring English sources

What makes this one special is that the moon is going to be even closer to the Earth than it normally gets, making it a tiny bit bigger than even your average supermoon.

The researchers observed yet another significant change that occurred with the onset of H. erectus: the male is a tiny bit bigger than the australopithecine male, but the Homo erectus woman is full 60percenttallerer and heavier than her female predecessor, an impressive discrepancy equivalent to the difference between a modern 10-year-old girl and a woman.

But that gap was not massive: sometimes it was a tiny bit bigger than the growth rate of the economy, sometimes a bit smaller; which means there was no significant increase in the ratio of public sector debt to national income or GDP.

As the ocean gets a tiny bit warmer, it gets a tiny bit bigger.

If you couldn't get them on, cut the holes a tiny bit bigger and try again.

For myself, and for my country, I have signed a sacred pledge that, if I ever vote to make our Texas even one tiny bit bigger than the Texas of today, I hope — I demand — that my aroused and angry constituents throw me out.

So,same sex is just like prop8 except only a women and women or man and man.So just a tiny bit different.And it's know big deal and if you do it everything will be nice and there will be know more yelling I mean think of how peaceful it would be.

There is a pseudo-politeness to them which is like putting a tiny bit of sticking plaster over a big open scar.

But the ocean is big and a tiny bit is huge," Nye said, referencing scientific reports that show rising sea levels caused by climate change could engulf many major cities.

Although it's a tiny bit cranky, it's a hint of bigger things to come, and a reminder of the amazing future of mobile apps my children will grow up in.

Though he's a sucker for the etiquette of customer service, Hector admits that those big names got a tiny bit more attention than you or I would have.