Sentence examples for bit lower than those from inspiring English sources
"The stakes for the viewer in this tournament which we have paid a fortune to be allowed to televise," they might as well say, "are a little bit lower than those in Britain's Got Talent".
The inflows from all four countries in southern Europe, which were suffering deep economic distress, were only two-thirds of those of Poles alone and were even a bit lower than those of Romanians.Unemployment figures published on January 8th showed euro-zone unemployment stuck last November at 12.1% of the labour force, a record high in the 15-year history of the single currency.
While the scores of modern VNOS were a little bit lower than those of Liang et al. (2009).
Besides, the adverse critical values (-m _{c}) of Cu-Water are a bit lower than those of Ag-Water for suction, but we found just the opposite for injection for each fixed (theta_{r}), which is consistent with the results of Figure 2.
These scores are higher than those of the general population, but quite a bit lower than those of psychiatric outpatients [ 21].
The observed thorax temperatures of nectar foragers (means ∼34 36 °C) are a bit lower than those of bees foraging 0.25 0.5 m sucrose solution (means ∼35 38 °C, Schmaranzer & Stabentheiner, 1988).
Some believe Chinese growth is stable, but quite a bit lower than these numbers suggest.
A little bit lower than the U.S. Japan, the national government has a 40.6% profits tax.
But that's quite a bit lower than the peak of 26.5% in the 12 months to January.
Six to eight guards in those schools means between 791,000 and 1 million guards in place — a bit lower than the size of the armed forces.
