Sentence examples similar to considering for a bit from inspiring English sources

I consider that a bit low for a non-preferred dividend in a low-growth stock.

I've considered that a bit.

For added protection, consider spending a bit more for a hard drive with built-in software to prevent unauthorized access.

Consider scheduling in a bit of extra time for socializing.

For early-career scientists considering a change, a bit of uncertainty--even fear--is justifiable.

This is far from a comprehensive list, but consider it a bit of a preview for 2019.

She considers herself a bit shy.

President Bush is scheduled to make a swing through Louisiana this week to promote his Congressional agenda, and if a new poll has it right, while he is there he might consider casting around a bit for someone to take on Senator Mary L. Landrieu next year.

Although we may have political beliefs and economic circumstances different from our neighbors, I'll consider my life a bit richer for the experience.

In New York, it is considered a bit undignified for performers to address the audience, but the members of the St . Lawrencehave found it natural to talk about what they're up to.

I'm still considered a bit mad for not living in an overpriced shoebox in London and attempting to write for a living, but the attitude that London is the only place in Britain worth a damn is no more than regional snobbery.