Sentence examples for bit if it from inspiring English sources

ITV might help its cause a bit if it made programmes people wanted to watch.

AT&T stands to gain quite a bit if it wins T-Mobile, and its statements on the matter will be framed accordingly.

We'll see in a bit if it makes a lot of, it's a big difference.

That would happen quite a bit if it explained even a fraction of bigfoot sightings.

It might influence the sprint competitions a little bit if it is cool and humid but it is nothing fundamental.

"That two-day difference is quite a bit if it means you feel great from the beginning of your arrival, say, in Italy," Holmes noted.

The Panasonic UB900 that can be considered the 203's closest rival offers some color space flexibility, but it always outputs in 12-bit if it detects a TV can supposedly handle that, even though this has led to severe color banding issues on a number of TVs I've tested it with.

"We used to wait longer to get our price," says Earnest, 65. "But lately, we find ourselves taking a bit, then adding a bit more if it stays or goes lower.

The life insurance yields are a bit better if death occurs before and a bit weaker if it occurs after life expectancy.

"It chills you a little bit because if it had blown up we could've been in a little bit of trouble.

A bit, even if it is in the queue for finite number of time-slots, will have infinitely large delay since time-slot is infinite.