Sentence examples for a tiny bit smaller from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a tiny bit smaller" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison to indicate a slight difference in size.
Example: "The new model is a tiny bit smaller than the previous version, making it easier to store."
Alternatives: "slightly smaller" or "a little bit smaller".

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So sometimes it appears a tiny bit larger and sometime a tiny bit smaller.

It's also a tiny bit smaller than either the dedicated Xbox or PlayStation dedicated PC wireless controller USB adapters (and supports a broader range of platforms).

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Conversation stuck to easy topics with a rotating cast and nobody ever really asked any awkward questions about why I was always wandering the house in a pair of Teenage Mutant Hero Turtle pyjamas that were a tiny bit too small for me.

Even if Libor was only manipulated a tiny bit lower, these small breaks add up.

That day may arrive sooner than later and when it does, our Universe may seem the tiniest bit smaller.

Professor Hallam found that while homework can enhance examination results (a tiny bit), its impact is relatively small compared with students' prior knowledge in a particular subject.

Your pores should already be small so put a tiny bit of powder all over your face and a little bit more on shiny spots.

Do something small that makes you a tiny bit uncomfortable.

Floss picks are small plastic devices with a tiny bit of floss attached.

If putting on the powder revealed any blemishes, use a smaller brush (eyeliner brush) and a tiny bit of tinted moisturizer to conceal further.

Bend the little cones a tiny bit.

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