Sentence examples for capabilities a bit from inspiring English sources

"We had to lean on our tenacity and our defensive capabilities a bit more than I would have liked.

Hopefully the second incarnation sticks with the throwback digs but ups the photo taking capabilities a bit.

Also, not exactly revolutionary, but Sony's pushed last year's compelling 3D scanning capability a bit further with the ability to create 3D selfies.

The magazine and catalog viewing capabilities are a bit of gravy on the mashed potatoes.

The US is capable of fighting as a heavyweight, but after more than a decade of preoccupation with counterinsurgency in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army had let its conventional war-fighting capabilities atrophy a bit.

The definition of a capability is a bit fuzzy: at its simplest, a capability is something that people have reason to value.

Through two examples, it is found that the analytical solutions are also useful in improving the actuation efficiency and sensing capability of a BIT.

It is thought that he envisages a deal that freezes the programme for three years, after which, having shown good faith and signed the additional protocol, Iran would be allowed to expand enrichment to an industrial scale.Mr Samore says that concentrating only on limiting Iran's breakout capability is a bit of a red herring.

"I feel that they have the capabilities and have a bit of firepower and have a bit of creativity in their side".

In fact, in his testimony Mr. Harris wrote, "The recommendation of our technical team was to use the Internet Explorer". But he added that it was Intuit's judgment that Netscape could deliver the browser capability Microsoft had, though a bit later.

The security capabilities of mobile commerce are a bit more extensive.