Sentence examples for bit that remains from inspiring English sources

Government austerity measures aim to eradicate the "structural" budget – the bit that remains even when the economy has fully recovered from the deep recession of 2008-09.

(And you could take a look around Arizona and see that people like Sheriff Joe Arpaio may very well, in the way they enforce the bit that remains, make it easy for the Court to strike the whole thing down at some point soon).

In other words, the structural deficit is the bit of the deficit that remains even when the economy is operating at full tilt.

Behold the RNC's new remix of "Daisy," the sixties-era bit of LBJ fearmongering that remains one of the most well-known campaign ads of all time.

This app should never have been created and I sincerely hope, for the little bit of wedding civility that remains in this world, that it never becomes something acceptable to use.

It's the offense that remains a bit of a concern, though I've been impressed with David Ash's play through three weeks.

Still, the one thing that remains a bit of a mystery is what goes on inside the hermit kingdom, as data isn't readily available or reliable.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] hopeful continentSIR – Thank you for the astute commentary on an African journey that remains every bit as circuitous as your correspondent's epic bus ride (Special report on Africa, March 2nd).

When Brown said he would end the culture of spin, perhaps he meant end Alastair Campbell's rather cultured spinning operation and replace it with an uncultured version that remains every bit as cynical, just not as clever.

Still, Lee admits, that remains a bit of a "pipe dream," because such patients can't yet be identified.

That historic evening established a fact that remains every bit as true today.