Sentence examples for provide a bit more context from inspiring English sources

While there is no built-in social network on the service itself, Nara does pull in Foursquare tips to provide a bit more context for the restaurants it recommends.

We selected several of our favorite works from Lozano-Hemmer's vast catalogue and asked him to provide a bit more context for each one.

The Cap Cod offshore wind project has been quite controversial and many years in the making, so I thought I would break down the history of the project to provide a bit more context for today's announcement.

A few small photographs in a gallery handout show a dozen or so people carrying one; larger photographs installed in the galleries might have provided a bit more context.

Broad-brush research like this is valuable because it provides a bit more context, said Andy Juhl, a biological oceanographer from Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, who sampled sediment and debris that accumulated after the storm pounded the East Coast.

As he put it in the title, "If Doctors Were Climate Scientists, We'd Be Dead".] Finally, if that is not enough, have a look at the slides from a presentation Paul Stern gave in Australia last year, providing a bit more context on his approach: Paul C Stern: Environmentally significant behaviour and how to change it.

(This is perhaps the place to observe that I wish that Mr. Paris, who edited an earlier volume of Adler's reflections on Ibsen, Strindberg and Chekhov, had provided a bit more context for these lectures, specifically setting the times and places in which they occurred).

I reached out to Limited Run co-founder Tom Mango, who provided a bit more context on the situation.

These affected members will receive a second email from our Customer Support team providing a bit more context on this situation and why they are being asked to change their passwords.

JX Cannon also provided a bit more context around their musical relationship: "[Tygapaw] had me DJ at her party Fake Accent this past fall.

2) Provide a bit more background and context for the work.