Sentence examples for bit less common from inspiring English sources
Most entrants have addresses supplied, mottoes are (sometimes oddly) translated and again, for the first time children born out of wedlock (more than 30% of all births in Britain, these days, though still quite a bit less common among the upper class) are sometimes acknowledged.
And in a warmer world the sort of cold conditions that used to allow the ice to thicken and reinforce itself are that bit less common, so opportunities to reverse the trend are rare.It is still possible that changes in wind patterns and longer-term natural climate shifts may slow the currently tumultuous process of decline.
Soliciting test takers' views about the test at the test development stage had become the prevalent practice for these examination boards while soliciting teachers' views seemed a bit less common (Q2.8).
One of the women interviewed in the construction field commented on this: "In the office … there are, I believe, now more women than men, but especially in construction management for example, when you execute what you draw, then it is still quite a bit less common to see women on the construction site who lead this afterwards" (ID_4290).
The Kindle is a fairly niche product – not that reading is a niche activity (though it's probably a bit less common than it should be), but the ideas of eBooks/e-Ink/etc are still fairly foreign to most (though Oprah's mention definitely didnt hurt).
Some of the terms Iyer chose to illustrate -- such as "schadenfreude," a German word that means the feeling of enjoyment derived from seeing the misery of others -- are more well-known examples of untranslatable words, while others are a bit less common.
To do this, the PC manufacturer will need to have found and tested 64-bit drivers, which are less common than 32-bit drivers.
The good news is that Lysyshyn seems to be encountering a bit less resistance to drug checking than was common with earlier harm-reduction efforts, like needle exchange.
A less common riff that is maybe a bit harder.
The rights and wrongs look a bit less simple from close up in Jerusalem than from distant British common rooms.
Musically, Ritchie samples liberally, which is unusual — building around a borrowed bit of another song is a cornerstone of hip-hop but far less common in rock and roll.
