Sentence examples for a bit more in-depth from inspiring English sources

I've written a bit more in-depth about this subject before and you can get a few more ideas here.

Manager Neil Lennon said of the 27-year-old, who had been playing while carrying the injury: "The procedure was a bit more in-depth than first thought.

And unlike Grindr and Tinder that have a more flat, attraction-based approach to matching people, Dattch goes a bit more in-depth.

You can also get a bit more in-depth and monitor your heart rate and sleep patterns with a chest strap, which is meant to be worn 24/7.

However, speaking backstage, Migicovsky went a bit more in-depth with the latest products from Samsung and the idea of a forthcoming Apple iWatch, stating that Pebble would be pretty uninterested in the idea of an acquisition by the competition, should it be offered.

And in the video embedded below, we sat down with Ryan Poissant, who works with the information technology, communications and entertainment (ICE) practice in the space that houses MaRS Commons, a startup-focused coworking space, and its JOLT incubator (which we'll look at a bit more in-depth in an upcoming post).

Someone of his stature and understanding of the community, he needs to look at this a bit more in depth and not stereotype a small minority in the Muslim community". But the Muslim peer Lady Uddin defended Mr Straw's decision to raise the issue, although she said Muslim women should be able to choose what they wore.

If you are keen to look at jobs a bit more in depth, I'd suggest the Prospects Web site as the most manageable gateway to further information.

"I wanted to get something out there to actually go through the process a bit more in depth and make people aware how it affects a whole family," she explains.

The Winklevosses split most of their time between New York City and Los Angeles, but since they were in the San Francisco Bay Area this week we asked them to swing by TechCrunch TV to talk a bit more in depth about their keen interest in Bitcoin and their various investments in the space.

On the other hand, the message could also be "here is how to integrate a web-tool with a desktop application", in which case the technical part might be described a bit more in depth.