Sentence examples for burden a bit from inspiring English sources

For parents being pestered into a Wii U Christmas, not having to repurchase three extra remotes will ease the burden – a bit.

With chunky buckles and embellishments, Suzi Roher has found a way to make the heavy metal burden a bit easier to bear.

"I really don't see any of these issues being resolved," Samaneh said, "but at least less foreign pressure, like an end to sanctions, would ease our burden a bit".

Now, United Airlines wants to ease the burden a bit.

Because that is kind of bit like carrying the burden, a bit like sharing.

HOUSTON — This holiday season, consumers can expect a gift that should ease their burdens a bit: modestly lower gasoline prices.

Many Jewish families who spend close to six figures a year on the combination of Jewish day-school education and a summer camp experience for their children may begin to see that burden ease a bit with this new initiative.

Whether that's true or not I wouldn't know (I've only ever suffered one of those two afflictions), but Parachut, launching in beta today, is here to alleviate the burden a little bit with a subscription library service for photography and video fans.

Still, there are some practical burdens: If a bit of research is to be used in practice, it must pass through rigorous field-testing and accreditation procedures.

America has joined coalitions before, but never under a president quite so adamant that America is not in charge even if the military burden-sharing is indeed a bit of an illusion.Most Republicans and quite a few Democrats hate this.

His complaints about the burdens of kingship are a bit formulaic and self-pitying, and tell us little about his actual self (except, in a generic way, that he is self-pitying).