Sentence examples for cases a little from inspiring English sources

In some cases, a little too tightly, and in others, not quite as much.

In some cases, a little data can be worse than having no data at all; it can invite hubris.

This season's shapes have gone large: curvy, sculptural, and in some cases a little off the crazy radar.

Compared with known modules, observed modules covered the functional space in most cases a little bit better for the top methods (Supplementary Fig. 21).

If he had more experience with crime dramas, though, he might have exerted pressure to make the cases a little more interesting.

Later, whitening strips or kits — which often consist of peroxide gel, an application tray and in some cases a little LED light that activates the gel — began appearing online and in pharmacies, where they can be bought over the counter like cosmetics.

Birotte had told a news conference in Washington: "We made a decision on that case a little over a year ago.

"We made a decision on that case a little over a year ago.

Judge Taylor heard the last set of arguments in the case a little more than a month ago.

This understates the case a little.

Still, even in Samuels's case, a little perspective.