Sentence examples for bit in terms of from inspiring English sources

It seemed like Princeton changed quite a bit in terms of the numbers.

"But, we have updated the classic formula a bit in terms of preparation and presentation".

I think it's fairly natural that the market's fretting a wee bit in terms of potential exposure.

He goes under the radar a bit in terms of banter, so we haven't really nicknamed him.

Over the past few years they've lost their way a bit in terms of what business they are in.

Eamonn Flanagan at Shore Capital added: I think it's fairly natural that the market's fretting a wee bit in terms of potential exposure.

He said Wednesday's recovery effort was aided by the river's lower water levels and the low tide, "which helped quite a bit in terms of visibility from the air".

"Mid Wales has done its bit in terms of wind energy.

"Maybe it's a time where we might have to change things a little bit in terms of selection and the way we play.

Though I think people are starting to let down their guard a little bit in terms of how willing they are to have content shared on their walls.

"We've done more than our bit in terms of making sure the commercial values of the new European competitions reach new highs.