Sentence examples for bit more background from inspiring English sources

Now just to give you a little bit more background of what this actually means.

John Duerden wrote this excellent piece before the tournament, if you want to do a bit more background reading.

A bit more background to this – this is the first time Japan have qualifed for the women's ice hockey since 1998.

One can see in Fig. 11 that the bowtie follows contours corresponding to an 85-86% extraction efficiency on the outer plates but includes slightly more X-ray signal---and quite a bit more background than necessary---toward shorter wavelengths.

I'll give you a little bit more background on Thursday about where this story fits in the context of the book from which it's drawn, but for now, all you need to know is that there's a character named Glaucon who's actually one of the brothers of Plato, the author of this dialogue.

For a bit more background one can turn to Ian Recchio, the reptile keeper at the Los Angeles Zoo, who describes the Komodo on the zoo's Web site as an "Alpha predator" with teeth so laden with septic bacteria that "a 1,000-pound 1,000-poundlo may die in just a day or twaterfter buffaloitten.

An informative afterword clarifies Russo's family story and gives a bit more historical background without delving into too terrifying detail.

That tells you to dumb it down a bit, provide more background context or say it again in a different way.

Although this assertion comes as a shock to the press and is repudiated by all Egyptologists, it has some broader background that is worth exploring--see Ana Marie Cox's very intelligent post here that offers a bit more context and background.

It's not the prettiest app, and you may find yourself yearning for a bit more context or background in each dictionary entry, but at least it's speedy to use.

After Sunday, when a new Best of Show is crowned for this year, the Mercedes will — like other previous Best of Show winners — start to slide a bit more into the background.