Sentence examples for in a bit over from inspiring English sources

Our government is taking in a bit over $2000 billion a year.

My wife and I are educators and pull in a bit over $100,000 a year and would be happy to pay a little more in taxes.

At least the first performance in a run allows for a hedge: the production may settle in a bit over the coming weeks.

You can drive the 200 miles from Chicago in a bit over three hours; the 100-mile trip from St . Louistakes half that.

So here's the stimulus calculated as a percentage of the CBO estimate of potential GDP: So next time someone goes on about how we had this huge stimulus that failed, you can tell him that the "huge" stimulus — in response to the worst financial crisis in three generations — peaked at a whopping 1.6 percent of GDP, and was effectively gone in a bit over two years.

Governments can create the conditions for a better world by providing public goods such as security; companies innovate and finance bright ideas, and NGOs supply the accountability that binds the system together.In a bit over 200 pages of breathless prose Mr Khanna applies his formula to everything from global warming to Middle East peace and solving world poverty.

It looks good and there's fun to be had, but it can sometimes feel a bit over-aggressive in nudging you to pay.

I did think that one of the sentences [You will receive extra personalised care and attention from Research Nurses by taking part in the trial] possibly was a bit over-emotive.

By the All-Star break, Richard had 7 wins, 10 losses, a 3.52 earned run average and 158 strikeouts in just a bit over 157 innings of work.

The round, one of the half-dozen most enjoyable golfing days of my life, was finished in just a bit over three hours, far too quickly.

Further, ptxdenotes the energy spent in transmitting a bit over a distance of 1-meter, and prx denotes the energy spent in receiving a bit.