Sentence examples for bit rather than from inspiring English sources

Now, though, the range and breadth of smart home tech means you can find something to suit just about every need, and I find my entire house is mostly connected, though it happened gradually bit by bit, rather than by any kind of grand design.

"There was plenty of news to make people pause a bit rather than build on the momentum we saw in the first quarter".

Mr Salmond is by instinct a gradualist, believing that Scottish sovereignty is most likely to be obtained bit by bit rather than in one go.

There are so many high-yield opportunities, in fact, that maybe consideration should be given to increasing the debt a bit, rather than paying it down.

For me, it was more the character, so sometimes I liked the places that were falling apart a little bit, rather than being completely new or efficient".

It's a testament to Gavin and Stacey's charm that the use of Snow Patrol's Chasing Cars as Stacey went down the aisle made me like the song just a tiny bit, rather than liking the show a whole lot less.

Indeed, one of the criticisms leveled against its latest foray is that it seems like a long movie chopped into bits rather than distinct episodes that stand on their own.

If public-sector workers cannot afford to live in the south-east of England, then the government should be changing pay scales that currently discriminate in favour of public sector workers in cheap bits of the country and against those in expensive bits, rather than reintroducing something that once looked like a boon to the poor and turned out to be a shackle.

Ansari, by contrast, favors "bits," rather than longer sketches: texting is a way of flirting; it has never been so easy to connect with the opposite sex as it is now, yet adultery has never been so easily detected — the pile of e-mails, texts, and "like"s leaves a trail.

Lastly, the modules can be linked up as circuits and the whole apparatus of the cell should become clear.The practical advantage of this knowledge will be that the cell's circuitry can be altered to bypass broken bits rather than fixing the break itself.

Ansari, by contrast, favors "bits," rather than longer sketches: texting is a way of flirting; it has never been so easy to connect with the opposite sex as it is now, yet adultery has never been so easily detected the pile of e-mails, texts, and "like"s leaves a trail.