Sentence examples for issues a bit from inspiring English sources
"Even though we can be hateful and nasty, at both ends of the conservative side we're talking about the issues a bit more".
Your question touches issues a bit outside of my purview as the bike program coordinator, but I would like you, and all readers to look over D.O.T.'s recently released strategic plan: "Sustainable Streets".
"We've been able to illuminate the issues a bit better and gain a better understanding of their rationale," Mr. Davies said after a third and final session in Beijing with the North Korean vice foreign minister, Kim Kye-gwan, and a team of North Korean diplomats.
However, we can try to generalize the issues a bit.
While RIM scrambles for a fix, they may also be facing some issues a bit closer to home.
Willmes says to remember that it's fairly inexpensive to fix cosmetic issues (a bit of paint or some wallpaper) but making changes to kitchens and baths can be expensive.
The omission of Carter was brought up by a Toronto reporter, who wondered if Jordan had not issued "a bit of a snub".
But muddying the issue a bit, the note asked about "conscious avoidance," or willful blindness.
I think I played well in the second, forced the issue a bit more, and then I played a shocking third set".
Mr Graham is a serious, reality-based legislator who genuinely tries to accomplish things, and there are too few of those out there; but still, I find his pique on this issue a bit rich.(Photo credit: AFP).
