The answer is that what you do, and the details are not terribly important here, is to make something more elaborate

I mean 'more detailed'.

A more detailed account will be given below.

Working facilities for correspondents are provided in the press areas on the third and fourth floors, as well as in booths.

So this is the exact same problem, just written a little bit differently.

See a more detailed article on Simulation in Transportation.

We have prepared a more detailed information sheet, which is being distributed now.

A fuller discussion will be held at future meetings of the Committee.

The monkey is getting more detailed information from these surfaces.

We await with interest a more detailed elaboration of what is envisaged.

Summary tables 4 and 5 present more detailed information.

The truth is a bit more nuanced.

(e) An elaboration of the elements requested in paragraph 35 of its resolution 57 300

I would like now to comment in further detail on the Secretary General's proposals.

I have to tell a story in a much more elaborate way, but I have the potential.

For a more detailed description of financial intelligence units and their function, see www.egmontgroup.org egmont_final_interpretive.pdf.

When, however, more detailed breakdowns of data were requested, the number of countries reporting such data dropped.

The Secretary General's report on violence against women (A 59 281) contained detailed descriptions of the measures adopted by the Moroccan Government.

Many of the other regions feel their stakeholders will require data in much more detail.

This point is considered further in the following section, which explores theories for strengthening entrepreneurship.

This would provide a more detailed basis for the assessment of potential humanitarian impact.

A more detailed presentation of the UNIDO research programme is provided in a separate conference room paper.

We look forward to receiving the Secretary General's more detailed proposals on this crucial issue.

The Union will, of course, be making more detailed comments during the coming debate on these clusters.

In other words, they do not have full delegations that can discuss the issues in detail.

And the stronger the case and the more detailed it was, the better chance we had of creating this day.

Lotte Reiniger, an amazing shadow puppeteer in the 20s, that started doing more elaborate things.

Dosi, Giovanni, and others, editors (1988).

This important development is covered in more detail in the main body of the report below.

As to more detailed information, see Prof. Lahti's website http www.helsinki. fi oik tdk lahti.htm

A more detailed analysis of the responses by Governments is contained in document E CN.7 2005 2 Add.6.

8. Calls upon the Committee on Contributions to give more detailed information and adequate reasons and rationale when making its recommendations.

It is recognized that the final database will contain data in greater detail than that to be published.

The Commission services would like to reserve the right to make more detailed comments on the July meeting.

New and more detailed rules should be adopted in a General Assembly resolution and then written into the Security Council's rules of procedure.

It's unfortunate I can't be a bit more detailed, but this isn't an art project so...

Now, we're very very very very close here.

Too sweet, too sweet, too sweet.

You are a very, very, very bad person.

That's really, really, really short.

Now, be very, very careful.

And you did a very, very, very bad thing.

So very sweet.

Very, very simple.

Very, very powerful.