Sentence examples for bit more chaotic from inspiring English sources

"It just makes it a bit more chaotic and it's harder to communicate with your teammates," said Tyler Farrar, an American sprint specialist.

JS Everton may be a bit more chaotic defensively under Roberto Martínez but this is a man who won the FA Cup with Wigan.

The scene is a bit more chaotic than in the film, we admit, but the iconic neon sign and delicious food remain.

When we have to work on something independently, and the class is a bit more chaotic than usual, someone goes up to ask the teacher for an explanation about something.

Being outside the market allows Mr. Georgallas to charge a bit more than dealers inside the market because he saves his customers the trouble of parking and traversing the market's chaotic loading docks.

Today's environment is also more chaotic.

The arrivals section was more chaotic.

The streets were more chaotic, and dustier.

The match got more chaotic.

The Mâconnais is more chaotic.

Instead, they've only become more chaotic.