Sentence examples for cases a bit of from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, companies, even multimillion-dollar ones, do not hand out tickets that are worth more than $1,000 to people without careful consideration and, in some cases, a bit of contention.

Indeed, in some cases a bit of intelligence-gathering seems sensible, such as when the NSA snooped on a handful of UN delegations to find out their positions prior to a vote on sanctions against Iran.

"The evidence is more circumstantial than direct, but that doesn't exclude the possibility that there is more," said a senior Western diplomat, who called the case "a bit of a Rorschach test for this society".

Maybe I'd say: "Hey, do you want to look inside my CD case?" A bit of mystery and intrigue.

Though that post met an early demise, I'm driven to give this Case-mate case a bit of time in the sun with its own review.

In my own case, a bit of very important good luck tracked me down one day in 1981, as I stood at a San Francisco curbside, washing my crummy old car.

Lest you think that these passages were written for a popular audience, in which case a bit of poetic license might be justified, they are all taken from academic books--scientists writing for other scientists.

That's why the Apple's app demos and "use cases" were a bit of a let down.

And even this progress, such as it is, is under mortal threat from a Supreme Court piously bent on making the Constitution "color-blind," especially in cases where a bit of color consciousness might do black folks some good.

And although resistance certainly exists, it may, in some cases, be a bit of a boogeyman.

Starting out at $80, these iPhone cases add a bit of heft to the sleek iPhone but they basically double the phone's battery life.