Sentence examples for identifying a bit of from inspiring English sources

What is probably most interesting is the way the way Smith comes up with the concept – he says it's usually about identifying a bit of awkwardness and figuring out if there's an elegant, feasible way to do it better.

The nurses also identified "a bit of a barrier if they do not speak English as their first language".

Other Beatles songs have been chopped into pieces so small that they cannot readily be identified: here a bit of "Julia," there a snatch of "Long, Long, Long".

(1) "When I have reflected I've kind of put it in my own personal notes… I've found the website a bit difficult" (2) Students identified a number of advantages to the use of portfolios in general and specifically electronic portfolios.

He said: "What we have identified today is quite a bit of misunderstanding of each other's positions.

One of the philosophic problems that Nāgārjuna raised for epistemology has to do with an alleged regress of justification on the assumption that a pramāṇa is required in order to know and that to identify the source of a bit of knowledge is to certify the proposition embedded.

One of the members, who is now in charge of PR within TM, tried to identify why Skelmersdale had a bit of a strange reputation in comparison with other TM communities around the world.

"Secondly, I'm identifying some areas that need a bit of improvement.

Rendering the long-dead theorist of colonial liberation in a mode designed to identify criminals and terrorists creates a bit of friction.

"You have gay men, bisexual men, men who identify as heterosexual but have a bit of, you know, a dalliance every now and again, you have that whole range … you have promiscuous people, monogamous people, celibate people.

So identifying true buyer interest often requires a bit of detective work.