Sentence examples for has a bit further from inspiring English sources

Of course, everyone acknowledges research still has a bit further to go before a practical flexible display comes out.

The unemployment rate was higher in 2002 than in 2001 and has climbed a bit further this year.

Cawthorn, from Guildford, Surrey, said: "I just wish I could have finished a bit further up.

Some supporters of the public option acknowledged that maybe, just maybe, they could have reached a bit further and won.

Others have gone a bit further, as Britain's GlaxoSmithKline did with its recent acquisition of a share in Aspen, an African firm specialising in branded generics.

"And we've gone a bit further and said if we can't agree on disclosure, then we won't work with those individuals".

That said, a tantalising grand bargain with Iran, which might ease tensions elsewhere, seems to have moved a bit further out of reach.

We could have gone a bit further, because, actually, records of the period vary a lot in quality, depending upon which studio you happened to work in.

Public displays of political anger have been a staple of the American scene for the last eight months or so, but in recent days a handful directed at members of Congress have gone a bit further than noisy, sign-carrying assembly to window-smashing, spitting, threatening faxes and phone calls, even a cut propane line on a barbecue grill.

And Ms. Ferraro could have gone a bit further in her discussion of the shift by superdelegates based on their constituents to note that many of them, since they are members of the Democratic National Committee and formerly elected officials, are not beholden to constituents.

If the deals are consummated by the end of this year as expected, New Jersey will be home to two fewer Fortune 500 companies, and its status as the leading location for pharmaceutical companies and their high-paying jobs will have slipped a bit further.