Sentence examples for uses a tiny bit from inspiring English sources

OK – a good fistful of the EBacc five should set you up for A-levels, and a good fistful of A-levels might set you up for a good university, and a good degree might – just might – set you up for a job that uses a tiny bit of what you've spent 10 years learning (if it's not mostly redundant by then).

Researchers have designed a cheap, easy-to-use smart phone attachment that can test patients for diseases like HIV and syphilis in just 15 minutes, and it only uses a tiny bit of power: A fourth-generation iPod Touch could screen 41 patients on a single charge.

I only use a tiny bit of special effects.

I do love using a tiny bit of chorizo though – just enough to flavour the dish with a trace of delicious, spiced fat.

"If the internet is being used to sell you things," he or she inquired rhetorically of the Times, "why is it wrong for little GCHQ to use a tiny bit of the data to stop you being blown up on holiday?" What a finely drawn argument that is.

During my visit I noticed that when he boiled water to make noodles for lunch he put a frying pan on the pot instead of a lid to preheat the pan so it would use a tiny bit less fuel to heat up the stir-fry.

Each of these four effective aid heroes is using a tiny bit of our country's investment in the fight against poverty to make huge difference in their communities and countries.

Use a tiny bit of metal cleaner if needed.

Use a tiny bit of shine serum or silk drops on your hair.

For make-up, use a tiny bit of foundation to cover up any blemishes on your face.

It may sound a bit odd, but if the hemorrhoids are very painful and uncomfortable, use a tiny bit of baby teething gel on the area.