Sentence examples for a bit more conspicuously from inspiring English sources

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a bit more

The phrase "a bit more conspicuously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something should be made more noticeable or visible than it currently is.
Example: "To improve the design, we need to present the key features a bit more conspicuously."
Alternatives: "somewhat more visibly" or "a little more prominently."

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She has, of late, been a bit more conspicuously out and about — attending a ninetieth-birthday party for Horton Foote in New York — but the privacy of her past several decades allows Shields reasonably to argue that Capote's public unravelling may have acted for her as a cautionary tale.

The New Yorker

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The company, which had been conspicuously silent over the past several months as customers sought to withdraw funds, is adding a bit more clarity on the state of its losses.

A bit more mature".

A bit more so.

So, a bit more.

And a bit more.

(Doubles are a bit more).

The New York Times

Perhaps a bit more surprising?

The New York Times

OK, a bit more detail.

The New York Times

A bit more capitalism, please.

The Economist

Show us a bit more.

The New York Times

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