Sentence examples for bit thicker than those from inspiring English sources

Having strong fingers helps, seeing as how the bass strings are a fair bit thicker than those of the guitar.

And we have wished - haven't we - for walls just a bit thicker than these.

The phone is thin; Samsung said it is the thinnest Android around, although a tiny bit thicker than the iPhone 4. It also said the screen and processor are sparing on power, although the total battery time had not been officially measured yet.

It is 6.9mm thick, a bit thicker than the 6.1mm iPad Air.

This one is just a bit thicker than the original and mere ounces heavier.

In spite of retaining the iconic beveled design, it's also a bit thicker than the 12-inch model.

This sample of Charles Meyer Exora Rouge was quite a bit thicker than the others and I could feel a tiny, rigid container inside.

Because it uses an Intel chip, it is a bit thicker than the RT to allow for more vents and significantly larger batteries.

22% sounds like a whole lot, but it only shaves it down to around 9.1 mm – still a bit thicker than the iPod touch.

This machine is a tiny bit thicker than the HP Spectre at 11.6mm thick or so, but manages to drop in at a ridiculously light 2 pounds with its slightly smaller 12.5-inch format sporting a 1920X1080 FHD display.

The card itself is pretty thin, although it's still a bit thicker than the cards you're normally used to keeping in your wallet so you'll likely have to give it its own pouch.