Sentence examples for bit suggesting from inspiring English sources

The archbishop did his bishop bit, suggesting the Nigerian chappie was not all bad.

As Alvaro, bass Slobodan Stankovic woofs a bit, suggesting doddery age rather than tragic maturity.

The American Diabetes Association broadens this a bit, suggesting a pre-exercise stress test for anyone who has had diabetes for 10 years or longer.

For instance, female subjects may give verbally very low "grades" to ads using actresses in sexy roles, but their mirror neuron areas seem to fire up quite a bit, suggesting some form of identification and empathy.

The spread of French over German bonds recently hit its highest level since the launch of the euro (though it has fallen back a bit), suggesting that traders are already anticipating a downgrading.

If there is any good news, it is that the rate of delinquencies on credit cards at many major banks has slowed a bit, suggesting banks may be forced to write-off fewer credit card balances in the months to come and set aside less money for future loan losses.

That last bit suggests Republican unity (which will be required to pass Trump's nominee if all Democrats vote no) may not be guaranteed after all.

That last bit suggests that it's the process of inhaling oxygen, not just being in a higher altitude, that's carcinogenic.

Once you have found your friends and got to know them a bit, suggest you leave the program and go hang out somewhere else together.

Perhaps those of us concerned that teenagers will experience disappointment once they start messing with each other's bits suggests that the only sensible harm reduction policy is teaching film theory in sex education class as a means of demonstrating the technical sophistication human beings employ to make things seem real when they are not.

PEHub suggests the company is a "social networking company focused on employment conditions in the workplace," where as Rent Bits suggests that it may be Real Estate related.