Sentence examples for little bit narrower from inspiring English sources

They [jihadists] are more careful, while Facebook and Twitter are more proactive at taking material down – from both ends the information is getting a little bit narrower," said Neumann.

In the manner of construction labor, the groove for vertical embedment of a thin FRP strip is little bit narrower and deeper than that for square or round one.

It's a little bit narrower and shorter than the standard 1280×800 screens found on most notebooks but for basic web surfing, games, and that kind of stuff, it's just fine.

So, the laser processing resulted in a totally different appearance, not only the particle dimensions have increased by a factor of 3, but also the size distribution has become a little bit narrower and lost part of its asymmetry, and, what is the important issue in this result, shape and arrangement of the particles deviate from the previous isotropic appearance.

"Sometimes when you come in as a new coach you are probably a little bit narrow in terms of the way you play and then you begin to develop and expand your game.

The fairways are a little bit more narrow.

"Our audience in the United States was a little bit more narrow than we wanted, but the Canadian numbers are really strong, and the overseas reaction has exceeded our expectations," he said.

"We're going to spend a pile of money widening the sidewalks a little bit and narrowing the streets a little bit," Mr. Haikalis said of city plans to ease pedlock — pedestrian congestion — in Times Square.

For the most part, the rules are a little bit more narrow than many had hoped.

Instead of just a little bit of narrow, crappy data once a year, we'll be harvesting crappy data every day.

To evoke families being torn apart, "we're going to separate families a little bit," and museum passageways will narrow to symbolize the loss of freedom, Ms. Henley said.