The phrase "abilities a bit" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a slight or moderate level of abilities, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I think my abilities a bit exceed what is required for this task."
Alternatives: "somewhat skilled" or "moderately capable."
Probing the upper limits of the scooter's abilities requires a bit more nerve.
Balancing stretch goals, available resources, and employee abilities takes a bit of practice.
But Nintendo seems to be at least trying to sprint to catch up to the surprise success of the Switch, as evidenced by this air shipping story, and also the fact that they did increase supply over the Wii U pretty significantly to be able to sell through more units, which says their predictive abilities were a bit more on point this time around.
After awakening, Sylar explains to a shocked Elle that losing his abilities is a bit of a relief.
Her quiet abilities are a bit wasted on this flashy script, though, where nuances of performance often give way to dialogue and special effects.
Why do people with proven ability in other fields defer to a cultural sphere in which ability is a bit of a joke?
The parents who accompany their youngsters have the pleasure of hearing the diva (whose vocal ability is a bit limited) revamp some of their own favorite songs like "Satisfaction" and "The Beat Goes On".
"Not having the ability was a bit of an issue, but being able to do it by playing video games is an unreal feeling". Venn and representatives from the other 19 Premier League clubs have just finished competing in the ePremier League, the first esports tournament hosted by England's top flight.
"If you can develop a robot that's capable of integrating into the human part of the factory if it just has a little bit of decision-making ability, a little bit of flexibility that opens up a new type of manufacturing process more generally," Shah says.
