Sentence examples for bit asserted from inspiring English sources

(The housing market is cooling a bit, asserted one Chinese speaker).

Mr. Clinton devotes a full minute, and sounds particularly emphatic, on the next bit — asserting that other nations and world leaders are pulling for Mrs. Clinton's election in 2008.

Aubier did admit to Libération that not mentioning his ties to Total was "a bit light," but asserted that "these activities absolutely do not influence my judgment about air pollution and diesel".

The most lossy range seems to be that of mid-level, semi-bright colors, including some kin tones, indicating that we could return to our algorithm for calculating shading and consider raising the thresholds required for shading bits to be asserted.

Not that they are in the least bit wrong in asserting that little girls shouldn't be given dieting manuals.

It may seem a bit cavalier to assert that growth is secure, given that it has been artificially supported by huge public borrowing and ultra-loose monetary policy.

The match appears to be opening up a bit as Chelsea asserts itself more on offense after weathering some early pressure from the Bavarian team.

The "probable" category can be a bit contentious and asserts that some scientists disagree with the notion a substance causes cancer -- other agents on the WHO's list include sunshine, alcohol and wood dust.

Executives hyped its "64-bit" A7 processor, which they asserted had desktop-computer performance and could complete some tasks twice as quickly as the 32-bit chip in its previous model.

Even as these old and inalienable rights were being asserted Ed Miliband was doing his bit to hasten the wholesale destruction of the Labour movement in England.

"I probably could have asserted my jab a little bit more.