tad造句

Rats given one cup eachof fat, protein and carbohydrate were found to make balanced dietchoices, eating a tad more protein than carbohydrates and a tad morecarbohydrates than fats.

The exact time line is a tad uncertain, but where XML is going isn't.

It's tad pricey but in my mind it's still a great tablet.

Again, a tad derogatory-but that doesn't mean there isn't some logic there, as well.

Sometimes it's a tad quirky; sometimes I can't get it to work at all.

The consumer group admits the Toyota is a "tad dull" but its scores way ahead of rivals.

First, though, you need just a tad more concept and theory behind how a rule is structured.

The toughest challenge for me personally was that I found the home screen a tad too busy.

If you're like most stay at home parents your wardrobe may be a tad dated or just a bit too casual.

To me, observing from the back seat, the outburst seems a tad extreme, even though I fully share the couple's reaction.

It's a tad more difficult and can make the code more difficult to read because it's mixing paradigms (procedural language with pseudo-OO design).

I was meeting friends in a posh hotel bar - maybe my red lipstick was a tad too rouge. But no matter.

I'm glad I wasn't on the menu, but I feel sad for those who were. Methinks God should raise his standards... just a tad.

Moving on to the meat. Upon first touch, the Puma Phone is -- due to the solar panel on the back -- a tad heavier than it looks, but it does feel solid with just a little creakiness when squeezed.

That may have been a tad dramatic, but there can be no doubt about Mr Assange’s prominence among a group of unconventional new actors in the news business that have emerged lately.