Sentence examples for bit to address from inspiring English sources

Sagay, meanwhile, is trying to do her bit to address the imbalance.

NanoH2O is doing its bit to address that, using nanotechnology to create advanced membrane materials.

I want to see a major push to end this sorry state, with businesses, councils and householders all doing their bit to address the problem".

We in the media are often accused of a male bias, especially when it comes to sport, but here at i we're trying to do our bit to address that agenda.

We've got to mix it a bit to address the faults in the system.

Now, he's doing his bit to address inequality with words, not hammers.

But founder Josh Liu appears to be young and cleary smart (recent MBA from Imperial college) so I think someone should snap him and his site up ASAP and set it to work on some other problem that's a bit easier to address than solving the entire world's problems a minute at a time.

He said: "In the current climate it is a bit sensitive to address the Muslim issue – because some parents may feel their needs are not being met or they aren't being supported.

So it's perhaps a bit premature to address the loser of today's general election, when at the time of writing it's not even clear who it is.

A third criticism is one that I admit is a bit harder to address: isn't the rapid evolution of software engineering fundamentally a good thing?

The latter, being a subject he was a bit apprehensive to address.