Sentence examples for specifically from high-quality English sources.

• All right, but specifically, what can you do?

• Fable makes gear specifically designed to solve those problems.

• It is not specifically marked by the influence of the far right, nor specifically marketed to them.

• Its ideas spread to other countries and became identified with the growing international interest in design, specifically with Art Nouveau.

• He did not specifically deny any of the accusations.

• Two of the experts we spoke with specifically recommended this gate.

• A number of states specifically cited COVID-19-related layoffs, the Department of Labor wrote in last week's report.

• Policies specifically told moderators to avoid promoting "abnormal body shape, chubby, have obvious beer belly, obese , or too thin."

Use specifically in a sentence.

• The next stage of product development has resulted in a product called Daybreak, that has been developed specifically for the US Air Force.

• Sanchez of leaking nude photos specifically — and not once does the Complaint allege an instance where either Defendant made this accusation."

• Specifically, it addresses the current issues of inequality and decency… The uniform consists of school polo shirt, school jumper and trousers for all.”

• While faux leather bags are still made with plastic, specifically polyurethane (PU) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC), they've recently incorporated non-animal materials, like waxed cotton.

• These operations must, then, correspond to three specifically different faculties of the soul, which are responsible for the actualization of the organic body’s potential with regard to those operations (QDA-2012-II: 343 and 345).

• The Treasury's guidance specifically says that hotels and restaurants get special treatment under the plan, specifically that the standard is that if there are 500 or fewer employees per location, not for the entire business.

• More specifically, he says, it is in judgments of beauty (as opposed to the sublime), and even more specifically, judgments about the beauty of nature (as opposed to art), that “judgment reveals itself as a faculty that has its own special principle” (FI XI, 244).

• They think companies deserve to know if somebody owns more than 5% of the stock," Beer said. " It looks like, investment banks, by virtue of the swaps, were specifically colluding with a guy who specifically didn't want people to know that he was buying up the stock."

specifically sentence examples

• Many scientists countered that such a change would not reverse the need to specifically affiliate remains with an extant nation, and others lobbied for an amendment that would specifically allow the investigation of remains that lacked close affiliation to known peoples.

• This special interpretation of sin likewise renders understandable the specifically Christian understanding of human redemption, namely, the view of Jesus Christ as the historical figure of the Redeemer—i.e., the specifically Christian view of the incarnation of God in Jesus Christ.

• The day after Trump's comments New York City's poison control center reported 30 inquiries in an 18-hour period "specifically about exposure to Lysol, 10 cases specifically about bleach and 11 cases about exposures to other household cleaners," city health department spokesperson Pedro F.

• More specifically, Google Cloud will start pitching G Suite specifically at individual departments of a company, meaning that a customer doesn't have to switch over to the suite entirely across the whole organization to take advantage of it, according to three people familiar with the strategy.