Sentence examples for in a tad from inspiring English sources

"If anything, earnings are coming in a tad bit better than expected and that is alleviating some uncertainty".

Mendis drops one in a tad short and he sweeps it with pace between the fielders to the mid-wicket boundary.

If I rub in a tad more of this mahogany-colored industrial mousse, the Spot will disappear under my Reagan pompadour.

Weirder still, had you tuned back in a tad early, say, in overtime of the Heat-Celtics game late Sunday night, you might have thought you'd have entered another dimension altogether.

You either have to be a patient bystander and get in a tad too late (but better late than never), or you have to have the courage of your convictions and a cast iron stomach to boot.

After a nearly 70% run-up in a tad over a year, you can understand why, in the short run, micro-investors and CEOs are winning out over macro thinkers in universities or government.

In 2010, an excellent, if a tad bleak, article appeared in The Economist describing the state of modern day academia: the disposable academic.

Mine workers, local suppliers and government tax agencies are justified in being a tad sceptical, however.

Cohen was born in 1934, a tad older than Elvis, a bit younger than Philip Roth.

The park, which opened in 2004, a tad late for the start of the millennium (and vastly over budget), is still worth seeing.

The display weighs in just a tad larger than its predecessors', at 5.5 inches of Super AMOLED awesomeness.