Sentence examples for a bit more emphasis from inspiring English sources

Conservative Christians may put a bit more emphasis on values in making political choices but they also consider more mundane things.

When the restaurant's original chef, Mark Strausman, returned late last year after more than a decade away, one of the changes he made was to put a bit more emphasis on seafood.

"Scotland and England are in a pretty similar place in terms of progress [but] I would say Scotland wants to put a bit more emphasis on collecting information to show what's actually happening," he said.

Farrell said: "Since the new league structure came in a bit more emphasis has been put on top spot; it's more important to us after Leeds snatched it from us at the death last year.

It looks like Facebook is putting a bit more emphasis on the service.

In Microsoft's case, however, there's a bit more emphasis on the apps your organization has added and assigned to you, as well as those you regularly work with.

Likewise, said Gayle Butler, editor in chief at Better Homes and Gardens, reader feedback led to a decision to place "a little bit more emphasis on Halloween this year" in the October issue, which comes out in September.

We were a little bit more focused and there was a little bit more emphasis on working for each other and trying to get that team effort back that we need to have".

There's also a bit more of an emphasis on reviews.

Farro has a rep for being a bit more upmarket, with a specific emphasis on small producers and quality ingredients.

"The emphasis was on possibly being a bit more of a threat in more threatening areas and maybe not playing too much football in our own half where we are not going to hurt teams," Sadler said.