Sentence examples for be a bit lower from inspiring English sources
Looking at money supply another way, today's potential gold price would be a bit lower than that.
The figure will be a bit lower proportionally for black African households, but no fewer than 300,000 individuals and 100,000 households will be negatively affected".
Manchester United have won just three of their last 13 "We haven't won games in the last few weeks so it's normal confidence will be a bit lower.
In an opinion article for the London Times this past Monday, writer Matt Ridley discussed his interpretation of a new paper which suggests that the Earth's climate sensitivity may be a bit lower than current best estimates.
My sense is we may well be in a regime in which these growth rates will be a bit lower than they were.The biggest story, then, is that 2013 could shape up to be at least as difficult a year as 2012.
So maybe the US pricing will be a bit lower.
Normally it's a bit lower than that sometimes.
"I think it's a bit lower than that.
Thus the net tax gap is a bit lower: $290 billion in 2001 and $385 billion in 2006.
Exxon Mobil reported strong second-quarter earnings, but they were a bit lower than forecast.
