Sentence examples for issued a bit of from inspiring English sources

She issued a bit of a warning to future opponents.

Just the same, Moscow newspapers report, the traffic police have issued a bit of holiday advice for Moscow motorists.

The omission of Carter was brought up by a Toronto reporter, who wondered if Jordan had not issued "a bit of a snub".

Later he issued a telling bit of praise.

If we are to turn around struggling schools, we owe this issue a bit of attention.

He says no, and also issues a bit of semi-threatening fatherly advice: "The past is the past.

But, the key point here is that it is simple to find a way to help homeowners that doesn't help banks, if we are prepared to give the issue a bit of original thought.

Describing the issue as "a bit of a litmus test" for joint working between Wales and Westminster, he warned the issue "can't drag on indefinitely".

Lawyers who focus on disclosure issues expect a bit of experimentation, and heavier use by technology companies whose business models are already heavily dependent on social media.

A spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants said the issue is a bit of a "gray area," handled case by case, adding that its members want to avoid offending passengers or playing the role of censors.

Think twice, says Consumer Reports in its newest issue, with a bit of a sobering video about the amount of effort drivers must exert to deploy some of the dashboard devices.