Sentences with phrase «little more detail»

If you'd like a little more detail on the painting process, you can check out the desk makeover I did for the office.

Would love a little more detail around correctly hanging curtains.

Next step was to make the decorative clay applique (or also called decorative moulding) to add a little more detail to the drawers before painting the whole thing pink.

So, I thought I'd give a little more detail on how I chose my cabinet colors and a few tips to consider when designing a kitchen color scheme.

I wasn't 100 % happy with the results, so I just used a small paint brush to go back in and add a little more detail...

I also think you will likely get some good feedback from BP members who know the areas in a little more detail.

It would be useful if someone out there in forum - land could talk to us about this topic in a little more detail.

To go into a little more detail the clean outs are right in front of the house like 2 feet away, there is no going to the street.

I would like to go into a little more detail with a third article from the NIH titled «Infant - parent attachment: Definition, types, antecedents, measurement and outcome».

Since this one contained a little more detail, I just wanted to add a few thoughts here.

It is briefly mentioned in regard to assessment of a couple, it is dealt with in a little more detail when discussing various exercises couples can do to enhance the marital friendship.

[12] This is despite the Inquiry's process in which «A series of meetings was held with key industry bodies, stakeholders, and government agencies... to explain the Inquiry in a little more detail and to have an open discussion on any concerns any types of approach that the inquiry was to take».

Let's take each of these one at a time and expand in a little more detail over the next few weeks.

Instead of repeating similar information across multiple documents, take a couple of relevant accomplishments in your most relevant role and describe them in a little more detail.

We will discuss these in a little more detail shortly.

However, the following sentence goes into a little more detail about what position he is looking for.

Now that you're armed with some answers, let's look at the uses for each type of resume in a little more detail, to help you make an informed decision...

This hiring authority will actually be expecting a little more detail.

Here is a little more detail about this process.

This week, to help compliment #FollowFriday on Twitter, I'd like to give you a little more detail on my recommendations.

Here's a little more detail on what you'll need to do.

The OnePlus also provides a little more detail in the deep shadow between the two buildings in the bottom right.

Every year in the run up to the awards, we publish a series of features that look at the nominees within each category in a little more detail.

To explain some of the color error results in a little more detail we should have a look at how each phone's color gamut compares to the test target.

Photo credit: Sam Rutherford / Tom's GuideBoth cameras also feature digital zooms, and while full magnification images are a little too pixelated for my taste, photos with the Note 4 have a little more detail and sharpness due to its higher megapixel camera.

However, given Definitive Technology's excellent reputation, we can see how an audiophile who is looking to this sound bar as a compromise for a high - end audio system might expect a little more detail and more accurate stereo imaging.

That said, we found ourselves manually bumping the brightness up a little in darker movies, just to bring a little more detail back in dark scenes.

Overall Phone B and Phone C are really close but Phone B wins it thanks to a little more detail in the sky.

I wish it showed a little more detail as far as weather info.

To explain in a little more detail, press and hold the power button until the power menu pops up, then tap the «Screenshot» option.

Here's a nifty chart that gives a little more detail behind the gestures in Windows 8 with the Touch Mouse:

In the video interview, Sampson gives a little more detail of the company's vision of the future for the automobile which will likely be electric and autonomous.

Crops of test chart images shot handheld in the lab show that detail preservation on the V30 isn't quite as strong as that of the iPhone X in bright light conditions, but it's not far off, and the V30 offers a little more detail compared to the Samsung Note 8 in bright light.

There is a trade - off, though: while the Note 8 retains a little more detail and manages to expose dim shots better right off the bat (a function of its slightly better aperture), the Pixels did a better job at reproducing colors naturally.

I had a potential customer call a few weeks ago and after having gone through all the health questions with him, I let him know that I just needed a little more detail on his sleep apnea in order to shop it for life insurance appropriately.

In order to explain why, I will go into a little more detail.

A few of the things that aren't usually covered have been mentioned already; here's a little more detail about the specific things that homeowners insurance doesn't cover.

The next section of this article will explain this benefit in a little more detail.

Let's look at these similarities one by one in a little more detail.

Ok, maybe I should add a little more detail.

We hope you like what you see, but if you need a little more detail, our FAQ page answers some common questions about our services.

please provide a little more detail in an answer in order for me to accept..

But there are differences between the two surveys that you hit on and maybe it's worth going into that in just a little more detail.

John W. Simek: Martin, can you talk a little more detail about how important incident response plans are and what should be included within them?

: Martin, can you talk a little more detail about how important incident response plans are and what should be included within them?

Breaking these results down into a little more detail, we show that criminal appellants are more likely to be successful than civil appellants.

As a result, I have looked back at the decisions released over the past few years to try to break down the numbers in a little more detail.

Below, Gemma Lindfield, Barrister at 5 St Andrew's Hill, discusses the case in a little more detail, providing her own opinion on the matter of assisted suicide and human rights.

Perhaps the «scientists» might consider the consequences of just another crazy geo - engineering scheme in a little more detail.

«To explain in a little more detail: Biology - driven processes in the Southern Ocean (e.g., biological pump efficiency) make this area potentially an even bigger sink than what is described in the article, which focusses on physical processes (i.e., upwelling of «old» deep water).