a little
Example Sentences
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“The guys were chasing for a little bit, and then they kind of expected me to continue chasing,” he said.
From Los Angeles Times
“It means a little more money, it means things are getting better. There’s uncertainty, sure, but that’s fine for now.”
“Even if he was a little bit ahead,” Stolz said, “I thought I would still be able to win.”
“The nibbles around the edges — ‘Make the procedure a little tighter, we’ll require a couple more documents.’”
From Los Angeles Times
The total size of the Treasury market was a little over $30 trillion as of last month; about $6.5 trillion of the borrowing is in Treasury bills.
From MarketWatch
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