Sentence examples for problems a bit from inspiring English sources

There's the old mining part which has gone, leaving huge economic problems, a bit of wholesale lawlessness, but there's a huge pride in who they are, and it's about the army.

But it breaks my heart when I see talent wasted on solving derivative problems a bit too late in the cycle.

Interviewers thought that being an 'anonymous interviewer' on a phone allowed people to more openly discuss their problems "A bit like the priest confessional thing [Int5]".

Mr Roth and two colleagues have garnered quite a lot of publicity for their ingenious "in-kind" kidney exchange in New England, which might ease the shortage problem a bit, without curling too many toes.

Restricting the interference impact to only close neighbors (e.g., first and second ring around a cell) reduces the problem a bit; however it is still hardly feasible.

"Chris has an ongoing neck problem, a typical hooker's problem, a bit of a degenerative issue, which we ultimately have to make a decision on," said Exeter head coach Rob Baxter.

In order to get around this problem, a bit re-mapping operation is used in the joint decoder to rearrange the systematic code-bits, so that the codewords correspond to sparse matrices, as shown in Figure3.

Google tries to downplay the problem a bit in its blog post by stating that "users of the Chrome browser were protected from this threat," but that's not entirely accurate.

Problem, a bit more pricey than the other three.

Much as I admire their analysis and exposition, I see the problem a bit differently than they do.

You might have asked yourself at one time or another, "Am I spending too much time on this problem?" A bit of self-reflection, where you think about what you're doing rather than just doing it.