Sentence examples for bit of a number from inspiring English sources

"I think Boeing is doing a little bit of a number.

The difference now is, the next president of the United States – who is running his presidential transition out of his apartment high above – might suddenly pop out of the elevators, like he did on Tuesday morning, to accuse the country's largest aerospace and defense contractor of "doing a little bit of a number" on the country.

"Wales probably feel they have bit of a number on us, but we won the previous two games before losing three," added Best.

Wenger defended the character, saying that, "The whole kissogram thing played into Steven's desire for the companion to be feisty and outspoken and a bit of a number.

Gillan defended her character, claiming that girls Amy's age often wore short skirts and it showed the character had confidence, while executive producer Piers Wenger said, "The whole kissogram thing played into Steven's desire for the companion to be feisty and outspoken and a bit of a number.

"I'm a bit of a numbers junkie," he told me.

The website looks like it is just one of those things that is a bit of a numbers game.

Don't get me wrong, parts of Pulse seem truly compelling; as a bit of a numbers nerd, personal reading stats are something I'd love to have a look at, and the idea of seeing a book's "life" unfold is sort of charming.

The increased likelihood of a big exit is the most obvious reason to look towards America, says Navarro, "But it's actually a bit of a numbers game: it's not that if they invest in you you'll get a big exit – it's more that they will only invest in you if you are already going to get a big exit".

If a candidate solution exceeds by N D maximum number of bits allowed, the number of bits of a number of N D random positions of the candidate solution are decreased by one.

where e e is the energy consumed by the device electronics per bit, and ( {mathfrak{F}}_n ) is the bit number of a packet.