Sentence examples for be a bit narrower from inspiring English sources

Huawei's Nexus phone should be a bit narrower (78.3mm vs. 83mm), making it feel more like an iPhone 6 Plus.

"The cars will look a bit different; the front of them won't be so high and the front wing will be a bit narrower, but I'm not sure the layman on the street will see a big difference".

I asked whether this might be a bit narrow in terms of focus for a whole company, but Baran says Goldee is betting we're just seeing the beginning of change in this space.

Electrical tape may be a bit narrow and duct may be a bit wide, depending on your measurements.

'He's just getting the maître d' to park the Hummer H2, but the streets around here are a bit narrower than Cheshire,' said Pino.

The "What's happening?" box obviously still sits atop the tweet stream, but it's a bit narrower than it was previously.

Also, can you see that the main 5.15-inch display area is a bit narrower than the 5.8-inch physical OLED?

Add Angela Bassett's cheekbones, though her nose is a bit narrower than ours.

However, this is a bit narrower than Tompkinson's existing definition.

When it comes to establishing a signature style, the playing field for men has always been a bit narrower.

Though the rooms are a bit narrower than the standard -- after all, they have to fit within the walls of historic rail cars -- they make up for it in charm.