Sentence examples for treatment a bit from inspiring English sources

My only serious criticism is that Mr. Harrington has popularized the treatment a bit too much.

Yes, the taillight treatment is a bit garish, but that's a nitpick.

This process was still new to me, so my treatment was a bit offbeat.

At times, as in the little A major Andantino, the treatment was a bit stolid, and the rapid-fire C sharp minor prelude was marked by the overly obtrusive pedalling, which was an occasional bother through the evening.

That style is appreciated by this subscriber of the paper daily, but the book-length treatment suffers a bit from a lack of charisma.

Bacterial infections usually need a treatment with a bit more clout, something like eSHa 2000.

You don't need to have a two page description but if you say this is a 72 year old bus driver … give background information on the patient and then you can start picturing the patient because everybody has got experience in the MDM … So we tailor our treatment a little bit to who we are dealing with" (Dr Reed, Team B).

Therefore, finding effective treatments is a bit of a challenge.

The proportion of patients rating their constipation treatment as "quite a bit" or "extremely" effective at the final on-treatment assessment was 30.4% and 46.7% in the placebo and prucalopride treatment groups, respectively.

The proportion of patients rating their constipation treatment as "quite a bit" to "extremely" effective at the final on-treatment visit was 46.7 and 30.4% in the prucalopride and placebo groups, respectively.

We gave him treatment, he had a bit of strapping on his back, but he's fine".