Sentence examples for bit more evident from inspiring English sources

The sensitive nature of those sides became a bit more evident on Tuesday, when antismoking advocates marched on Kraft's corporate headquarters in Northfield, Ill.

Bill Belichick, on the other hand, with most of the same traits, and a bit more evident humanity, is, if not exactly vilified, then at least the recipient of a pretty hostile treatment.

Siri has run into quite a bit more competition over the past few years as Amazon's Alexa voice assistant and Google Assistant have grown in their capabilities and made the shortcomings of Siri's AI wits a bit more evident.

But the reasons were a bit more self-evident than they were for the Millennium Dome.

We also note that the NMS algorithm exhibits a sensitivity on the number of quantization bits that is slightly more evident than for the LDPC(128, 64) code.

As shown in Fig. 20, the performances get worse rapidly decreasing the number of bits used for the quantizer, and this is more evident decreasing the quality factor.

Put a bit more thought into the matter and it is evident that perhaps there's nothing more deserving of historical recognition than a highway.

As though it wouldn't have been evident if I had allowed Leventhal a bit more room.

"It's been a fairly tough five weeks, so last week leading into the Welsh game it was probably evident we'd rested our players a bit more.

The characters rarely touch, though as they speak it's evident that they're often doing quite a bit more than just touching.

"But now I think it's become more evident to people, people are giving me a bit of slack, and they've stopped being so aggressive – how fucking horrible people were about me in the press in England.