Sentence examples for always very specific from inspiring English sources

And it's always very specific".

Summer hot spots are always very specific.

"But what I wrote was always very specific.

Censuses after 1851 record an individual's birthplace, although sadly these are not always very specific, giving just the country or, at most, the nearest large town.

Consumers are not always very specific (imagine that!), so Xyologic's unique selling point is that it will be able to parse their vagarities into actionable and effective results.

Discussions of redistribution are not always very specific about which kinds of subjects they are concerned with, or about the possible significance of the fact that policies will be more or less redistributive depending on how these subjects are defined.

"I am not worried at all about the risk of contagion because the economy of Cyprus, the banking sector of Cyprus, always is very specific".

TC: It seems like BlackBerry itself has always been very specific about the email side of things.

A "These are always very fact-specific cases," said Daphna Zekaria, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.

"For me as a designer, there has always been a very specific, planned, intentional way of making something happen," Ms. Sarafpour said the other day.

"We've always had a very specific relationship with the British," said Bruno Jeanbart, director of OpinionWay, a Paris-based research and polling firm.