Sentence examples for a bit more length from inspiring English sources

But, as I discuss at a bit more length in our Fiscal Monitor video, deficits are not declining enough to stop the rise in public debt: countries borrow less than in the past but they still borrow quite a lot and overall their debt is increasing, including in relation to GDP.

So when we heard that Suster was in San Francisco for a couple of days, we asked him to come by TechCrunch TV to talk a bit more at length about all that's been going on.

Sometime you're able to talk a bit more at length about different circumstances…I'm not saying that doesn't happen with your GP too, but having the placements I find absolutely beneficial…you get the feedback from them of what they feel and the questions that they ask you too I find are wonderful…they can relay that to the GP as they come into the room.

By making the Highways Agency a bit more arms-length from government it allows it to plan ahead and invest for the future.

However, this takes a bit more of the length of the set, and you may be short at the top (unless you have plenty of lights to spare).

Down the backstretch, A P Valentine moved up to fourth, just a bit more than three lengths off the lead.

"They're supposed to look like spats, and they're just under the knee, a bit more of a tea length".

Overnight, Beam expanded a bit more, adding another inch in length and eight inches in diameter.

The Mini S is fairly frightening to ride at times, there's something a bit more comforting about the extra length and flex of the longboards.

Asteroid 2013 LR6 is 30 feet in length, or a bit more than half the size of the space rock that exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia, in February.

Prices will start at $4.95, but depending on the flight's length, can cost a bit more.