Sentence examples for bit more formal from inspiring English sources

OutVote is a bit more formal.

"In Connecticut things are just little bit more formal.

America is a bit more formal, and countries such as India even more so.

We'll be a bit more formal, and over here we'll have / [1 + δ].

"They may be a bit more formal than some of the other teams we play".

Using a bit more formal phraseology, Mr. Cole confirmed the point.

We have the significant competitive advantage of a large, relatively cheap workforce, but I believe if waste-pickers were paid a bit more – and given more formal employment arrangements in proper, government-run centres across the country – far more poor people would be incentivised to work in, and benefit from, the opportunities this growing sector offers.

Next week I'm presenting to the leadership of the Warrior Transition Command next week and we'll get a bit more of their formal endorsement so we can move ahead.

And some of it happens in a bit more of a formal sense.

Ms. Lazar continued: "The tweet was retracted in less than a minute and a hastily written apology was issued by us and our distributor, followed a bit later by a more formal apology.

Spice it up a bit and make it more formal.