Sentence examples for bit of a safety from inspiring English sources

I felt like I had a bit of a safety net there.

That sounds more realistic, particularly if there's a lot of hard work and a bit of a safety net below.

"There has to be a little bit of a safety valve for whistle-blowers and battered spouses who want to get off the grid," said Jim Dempsey of the Center for Democracy and Technology, a civil liberties organization.

There's no campfire (it would be a bit of a safety risk, given that the whole thing takes place in a tent), but you can almost smell the woodsmoke.

In both, too, he flits zippily between a wide range of instantly vivid characters – including, in this case, a nerdy cycling coach ("On your marks, get set, and let's have a bit of a safety notice"), the bumptious ex-public schoolers he meets at uni, and the Look North broadcaster Harry Gration, improvising ineptly on camera when Yorkshire welcomes the Tour de France.

But N.B.: in what feels like a sadistic and surrealist twist, the knife that comes with the duck is a bit of a safety hazard, bizarrely designed so that the straight side of the blade, rather than the curved edge, is the sharp one.

Hence, investors often demand an extra bit of safety — a conglomerate discount — to compensate.

A stopper knot will give you a little bit of added safety and psychological calm.

"It was a bit of a slog but my safety was pretty good.

Capturing these vertigo-inducing images comes with a bit of risk, however: "Safety regulations are weird," reads a caption on one of On The Roofs' photographs, detailing the security measures they encountered— and how to evade them.

Hell, if, five years from now we still have our home and can even enjoy a bit of safety and the occasional night out, I may just build the guy a statue.