Sentence examples for become a bit less from inspiring English sources

And the West will become a bit less western.

Consequently, the cost of interest and principal repayments has become a bit less burdensome.

But if reform included simplification, the task might become a bit less onerous.

And if it does, radiotherapy may soon become a bit less traumatic.

Locals say that public spending has become a bit less corrupt.

Mr. Goings's Upper West Side apartment has just become a bit less crowded, however.

Push him a little more, however, and Mr. Doria becomes a bit less philosophical.

This may be the start of a process in which Barclays becomes a bit less of an investment bank and a bit more of a high-street bank.

When the Philippines became a bit less friendly, Mr. bin Laden turned more aggressively to Indonesia after Suharto fell in 1998.

The tests also involved constant moderation to keep the particles from melting within the furnace and therefore the real-world imitation for these tests became a bit less accurate than for others.

Between 2002 and 2008 some 40m Latin Americans, out of a total population of 580m, were lifted out of poverty, and income distribution became a bit less unequal almost everywhere.