Sentence examples for provided a bit of a from inspiring English sources

The organizers of this year's Mostly Mozart Festival have provided a bit of a visual diversion for concertgoers.

News of a £1.17bn quarterly loss by Swiss bank UBS provided a bit of a reality check.

As for the rest of the day, the ABC panels provided a bit of a tease for the network's other new series.

Population growth has provided a bit of a boost, but Americans have long spent a shrinking proportion of their income on food.

While that provided a bit of a haven in 2008, if inflation comes back or interest rates rise, bond values will fall.

The deterioration was rendered all the more visible after the Halloween snowstorm of 2011 destroyed all 10 Bradford callery pear trees that had ringed the monument and provided a bit of a screen.

Now researchers in Tennessee tell us it may also provide a bit of a workout.

Review provides a bit of a breather from the breakneck pace of news.

Karyn Rode, lead author of a study out today from the US Geological Services (USGS), provides a bit of a reality check.

In contrast, midyear reports about the commercial markets -- industrial, office and retail -- provide a bit of a reality check.

You may think that being an Olympic gymnast would provide a bit of a head start when it comes to dancing competitions.