Sentence examples for a very specific situation from inspiring English sources
This is a very specific situation with regard to this company, but we do not have a structural problem.
Suffice to say that Fabio Capello, the renowned disciplinarian who coaches England's national side, has a very specific situation to sort out with his chosen captain.
Israel appears to be yearning for the golden 1990s, which were the product of a very specific situation in the region.
I think it's a very specific situation that only has to make us bolder – because, guess what, our survival is at stake.
"That's a very specific situation, but I think many fans glimpse that sense of self in Bruce's music, songs, self-presentation – and can imagine, and even do imagine, themselves and him interacting in their own lives.
Starting with "The Normal Heart," however, art about AIDS, whatever its genre, tried to do very specific things about a very specific situation -- not the virus (which was insensible to aesthetic arguments) but the medical bureaucracy and homophobic culture that in essence harbored it.
The approach taken by the Office of Fair Trading and the Competition Commission in England [1] seems to be reasonable but was conducted as a comprehensive case study accommodating the very specific situation of the two involved hospitals, thus preventing the generalization of the applied product market differentiation.
Israel has been very careful to say that he does not intend to impose any bans on 3D printing itself, just the very specific situation that would enable people to print weapons they could carry on to a plane.
Questions were posed in such a way as to invite a general discussion of oneself as well as encouraging a narration about very specific situations and conditions.
