Sentence examples for bit softer than from inspiring English sources

The edges are a bit softer than the original Transit Connect series of vehicles.

"Consumer spending seems to be a little bit softer than we anticipated.

That's a bit softer than economists had expected, and the unemployment rate also ticked up, to 7.9% from 7.8%.

"In Russian, it is a little bit softer than it is in English," said Yakovlev, who was wearing a slim suit and fashionable glasses.

"We are going through a period where the economic expansion is likely to be coming in a bit softer than in the past," said Mr. Pride.

"That's a little bit softer than most landings," says the pilot, prompting applause from his passenger, who tells him that he was never worried in the slightest.

To us, what's so great about the S4 Avant is that it's a bit softer riding than cars like the BMW M3 or DaimlerChrysler 's C32 AMG Mercedes, but still features super-quick steering and extraordinary roadholding.

Still, I can't help but question the long-term benefits of support networks, empowerment drives and "raising awareness" (is this a bit softer and more general than the iconic consciousness-raising of yore?), taken in isolation from the specifics of gendered dynamics at school, university, home, work, and acquisition of skills and interests.

Platinum is more expensive, a little bit softer and more malleable than white gold while white gold is very strong and a little scratched, but it has a brownish or yellowish color, which eliminates the application of rhodium.

Will he be a bit softer, a bit more measured?

"It just makes it a little bit softer".