Sentence examples for bit lesser from inspiring English sources
"With respect to the intrastate service, we are providing much better service for people who live on the east end who are working in Stamford and to a little bit lesser extent in Greenwich".
And when she died in 1981, the first line of her New York Times obituary called her "indisputably one of the greatest operatic talents this country has ever produced". That she's a bit lesser known today may be because of the era during which she shot to fame.
But the point of opposing abortion is, of course, to remind women that they're a little bit lesser.
Most of my holidays totems happen to be among the fairly well-known; however, my reasons for including them may be a bit lesser common.
I don't just identify as poly, I identify as solo poly, which is a little bit lesser known... Solo poly is where instead of fully combining your life with someone else, you retain your sense of autonomy.
By combining biological knowledge with bioinformatics methods and creative thinking the authors propose that Archaea and to a bit lesser extent Bacteria posses an RNA-interference-based immune system involving CRISPR and cas genes, that is analogous the eukaryotic RNA interference systems.
While some are obvious, like confidence, passion and persistence, others are a bit lesser-known.
I identify as solo poly, which is a little bit lesser-known.
"The way to properly promote a song in this modern era is to give the audience just a taste, not the whole song in a lesser bit rate".
About, you know, a) who are these people that are reacting to Trump and what have we done to help create that, is a little bit of the lesser of two evils, instead of what are real changes and how do we serve the people.
Entropy encoding exploits a certain, non-uniform statistical distribution of a set of input symbols in a way that individual, frequent input symbols are mapped to codes allocating lesser bits and less frequent symbols are mapped to codes allocating more bits than the original input symbols, resulting in an overall data-size reduction compared with the set of input data.
