It certainly has a less specific meaning than it used to, and that's a good thing.
One sign of the times is that until last month, Out Professionals had been known by a less specific name, the New York Advertising and Communications Network.
If someone is asking for a less specific idea of where you come from, then reply with a region like South Yorkshire.
Earlier, Mr Maliki and George Bush agreed to a less specific "general time horizon" for American forces to leave.
The word "racism" invites dispute because it is simultaneously a much graver accusation, and a less specific one.
But Synthego's founders, the brothers Paul and Michael Dabrowski, initially set out four years ago with a less specific goal: to help scientists better automate their research.
The innate system mounts a less specific, but more rapid response to pathogens by directly recognizing their common attributes (pathogen patterns), such as RNA of viruses.
RAGAMALA MUSIC AND DANCE THEATRE This Minneapolis-based company blends the rhythmic footwork and highly articulated, pictorial hand gestures of bharata natyam with a less specific modern-dance vocabulary.
The Travelers form, Mr. Silverstein maintained, had a less specific definition of "occurrence," making it easier to claim that the destruction of the trade center justified a double payment.
The latest offers de-emphasize the years-in-Purgatory formulations of old in favor of a less specific accounting, with more focus on ways in which people can help themselves — and one another — come to terms with sin.
If it hadn't been for Cornell and AAP, I may have settled for a less specific program that would have forced me to study things outside of my field of choice.
