Sentence examples for be a bit small from inspiring English sources

Rooms can be a bit small.

He initially looked at buying one in Pune, but then thought they would be a bit small; Kentaro, the sports agency, suggested they look to buy one in England instead.

In an environment like this, a spa is essential and Saffire has one, although with only three treatment rooms, it may be a bit small when 40 guests are all clamoring for massages.

Sure, these upscale dwellings would be a bit small, but no smaller than most studio apartments in Manhattan.

The sample size (n = 127) in study 1 may be criticised to be a bit small.

The sample size (n = 132) may be criticised to be a bit small but according to Clark and Watson, the sample size to be used in psychometric test of an index depends on the number of items in the index.

The federal deficit would be a bit smaller too.

And Twitter says the archive will be a bit smaller when it is sent to the library.

What the CBO report actually says is that it expects deficits to be a bit smaller than Obama projects.

Next time, if he hasn't taken another trip up the charts, the crowd might be a bit smaller.

It appears to be a bit smaller and compact.