Sentence examples for a bit more official from inspiring English sources

Especially if the alleged talks between China Mobile, the world's largest mobile carrier, and Apple lead to something a bit more official.

Today, the company is making things a bit more official: it's announced a new sneak peek on its blog that says it's now offering local deals in San Diego, with plans to expand to San Francisco, New York, and other cities in the near future.

Today things have grown a bit more official, as a full team produces an array of chocolate goods out of a company-owned Bushwick factory, while still adhering to the original goal of using only the best, healthiest, most sustainable ingredients.

Sealed in legitimizing acetate, they seemed a little bit more official.

One participant, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the luncheon was viewed as a private working session, said the city was considering creating a three-tiered disclosure system, with nonprofit volunteers required to provide a minimum amount of information, midlevel government officials a bit more and elected officials, deputy mayors and agency heads to adhere to complete disclosure.

In 2012, the supplemental measure put the share of people in poverty at 16.1 percent — quite a bit more than the official rate of 15 percent.

It might be on the coaching staff or as ambassador but that's a bit more of an official function for me.

The Gigantor project has a bit more of an official page than the Gundam, where you can see that they're already well underway in creating the enormous pieces to be assembled into the chubby, long-nosed bot.

Be sure to also check out these hilarious 'Twilight' Muppet movie posters, which were a bit more of an official parody.

Mr. Grayson had told the judge and other court officials in Queens of the normal two-interpreter setup, but agreed to work alone, for a bit more money, after officials could not find another interpreter to relieve him.

In other big wins for marriage equality, Maine and Maryland legalized gay marriage on Tuesday and Washington made it official on November 7, due to the state's mail-in voting system, which required a bit more time for an official tally to be determined.