Sentence examples for a tiny bit quicker from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a tiny bit quicker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a slight increase in speed or efficiency compared to something else.
Example: "If we can make the process a tiny bit quicker, we will meet our deadline."
Alternatives: "a little faster" or "slightly quicker".

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The SLS was already bloody quick and noisy, and now it's simply a tiny bit quicker and just as noisy – no bad thing on either point.

Visual metaphor is made aware to the mind just a tiny bit quicker than aural metaphor and speech, however, people enjoy taking in art slowly too -- to better appreciate composition and technique details.

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West Indies' skipper Clive Lloyd admitted: "Our Brixtonian friends were a little bit over-enthusiastic," which was probably the equivalent of saying that his bowlers were a tiny bit quick.

Drizzle a tiny bit of chocolate syrup across the top in a quick criss cross pattern.

A tiny bit lame?

Every day a tiny bit.

"A tiny bit," he said.

"It's all a tiny bit premature".

"I do a tiny bit of politics.

In fact, it fell a tiny bit.

But it's only a tiny bit.

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