Sentence examples for uses a bit more from inspiring English sources

Ethologist Patrick Bateson urges researchers to "Say what you mean (even if it uses a bit more space) rather than unintentionally confuse your readers by employing a word such as innate that carries so many different connotations" (Bateson 1991, p. 22).

I don't think McCain gets that the rest of us could use a bit more lift from the government safety net.

He could use a bit more sympathy.

"The referee could have used a bit more common sense".

But other dishes could have used a bit more zing.

(It could use a bit more for comic oomph).

It's a quintessentially childlike sensibility, and one we could all use a bit more of.

And Philip Winchester's Edmund could have used a bit more villainous buoyancy.

Yes, sometimes it does, but should be used a bit more sparingly.

Using a bit more formal phraseology, Mr. Cole confirmed the point.

We could use a bit more of this in season two.