Sentence examples for bit of a given from inspiring English sources
This, it has to be said, was a bit of a given.
Since they were in a hurry, the shredders tended to stuff all the bits of a given document into a single bag.
The match-bits of a given node are computed as all bits that are not a match-bit in any ancestor and for which all fingerprints in the leaves of the node have the same value.
"It's a little bit of a give and take with security," Mr. Ruskin said.
For us I think we've always appreciated that both of us are very ambitious and focused on our careers, and there's just a little bit of a give and take.
Thats a bit of a hoot, given that the IRS itself routinely gives taxpayers incorrect or incomplete information when they call the services hotline.
Signing them up could prove to be a bit of a challenge, given the fact that some carriers have launched their own video offerings.
That seems like a bit of a stretch, given that officials in several E.U. countries, including Germany, have rejected the three-strikes approach.
This could a little bit of a surprise, given the Raiders' many needs.
That might be a bit of a stretch, given that Canada didn't exist as a country until 1867.
That reaction is a bit of a mystery, given that higher costs, lower returns and capital raises lie ahead for financial institutions under Dodd-Frank.
