Sentence examples similar to s a bit less from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sandoval's potential impact is a bit less obvious.
Mr. Miller's version is a bit less frenzied, but the point is similar.
The President's alternative bill is a bit less sweeping, but not by much.
But I do hope the interviewing style for tonight's seven-headed debate is a bit less smug than that.
The team reckon that the exoplanet's distance to Barnard's star is a bit less than half the distance of Earth to the Sun.
Mr. Tate as Midge, a black man who is Nat's reluctant sidekick, is a bit less self-assured but has his moments.
This new energy budget approach, which was replicated by several subsequent studies, seemed to indicate the Earth's climate is a bit less sensitive to carbon pollution than previously thought.
Vince Carter's postseason reputation is a bit less sanguine: It is defined by a wayward shot at the buzzer and the criticism of his decision to attend his college graduation.
The Sport Quattro Concept's future is a bit less illuminated.
The PocketBand's design is a bit less daring but a bit more functional.
Zeppo and Chico Marx, of the Marx Brothers comedy act, had to pool their resources to buy the cream-color, Murphy-bodied Mercedes-Benz S. It probably cost a bit less than the Duesenberg, but it was nearly as rare and revered by sportsmen; Model S cars had been raced with unparalleled success in Europe by Rudolf Caracciola.
