Sentence examples for though only a bit from inspiring English sources
Fitting an additional insulating layer several millimetres thick is disruptive, expensive and makes living space smaller (though only a bit).
This may reflect the background typically public-sector of those who lead them.Opublic-sector ofuggesthoset Scots stand politically a bit to the left of others in the United Kingdom, though only a bit.
Up in the clouds, though, it's only a bit hotter than Earth's record high, and the pressures can be tolerated by humans.
Over the next four weeks, though, the Dow slipped only a bit while the Nasdaq fell 8.1percentt.
He did, though only after a bit of prompting from Mr. Schieffer, who, in a question about the tone of the campaign directed at both men, asked Mr. McCain specifically, "Your running mate said he palled around with terrorists".
The fund-raising for Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman, a Democrat, picked up a bit in the last six months, though his $1.7 million is only a bit more than half of what Mr. Cuomo had four years ago, at the same point in his tenure as attorney general.
McShane's 18 Nc6 was a nice move, though Carlsen would have been only a bit worse after 18... bc6 19 bc6 Qa5 (not 19... Qc6?, then 20 Nf6!) 20 cd7 Bd7 20 c5 Bg4 20 Rdc1 dc5.
Unemployment was falling and consumer-price inflation, though exceeding the official 2% target, was only a bit above 3%.
