Sentence examples for bit of a victory from inspiring English sources

"It's a little bit of a victory for the old economy," said John Rekenthaler, director of research at Morningstar.

"I was considering a bit of a victory salute but I wanted to make sure as you are never sure until Tom crosses the line," he said afterwards.

"It got my mother using the word dildo, which I think has to be a bit of a victory," Waters says proudly.

Casson Trenor, senior markets campaigner for Greenpeace USA, has a bit of a victory to report: U.S. consumers can now buy "environmentally preferable" tuna without spending any extra cash.

And so he was coming toward the end of his Presidency, to take a bit of a victory lap and remind everybody how successful the auto rescue had been, because Elkhart was doing great by the end of his term, and they had arranged for me to spend some time with him in the vehicle as he went from South Bend airport over to Elkhart about a half-hour that we got to chat.

Yes, it's a bit of a victory lap and a bit of a marketing tool — the page kicks off by positioning privacy as a fundamental human right — but Apple also worked for it, so I'll give it this one.

"It's a bit of a hollow victory".

While the debate over authenticity in music is almost as old as music itself, it's difficult not to see the chart triumphs as a bit of a pyrrhic victory for black music.

"We take this as a bit of a moral victory," Cosker said.

"You've got to appreciate the four points in a local derby, but it feels a little bit of a hollow victory.

This makes sense when prices for raw materials such as cotton are so high, and it is a bit of an eco victory.