Sentence examples for answers are not specific from inspiring English sources

George, a 56-year old constitutional scholar who leads a new vanguard of conservative culture warriors, will force each of the candidates to articulate, in detail, where they stand on both constitutional issues and also on some of the most touchy social issues of the day, pressing them when their answers are not specific or substantive enough.

My answer was not specific to any of the numerous examples she gave, but a general observation about tabloid newspaper reporters and private investigators.

When the answer was not specific, mothers would be probed for examples of incidences that justified what she had mentioned.

A: My answer is no, there are not specific measures they should take, but it is very important that the administrative leadership of the university understands the concerns in Washington, appreciates the risks, and doesn't enter into joint projects that could really lead to a loss of sensitive technology.

"Russia is not a garbage dump for poor quality food," he told the Interfax news service, "and if specific answers are not received, imports themselves will be stopped from March 10".

Kommons allows users to publicly direct questions at specific Twitter accounts, where answers are not editable.

Because at the root isn't a question of what we do with this novel use of new technology; it's one of the abuse of power, which is an age-old question we know well how to answer, and it's not specific to the president.

One crucial question that is hard to answer, and which is not specific for the 2007 hypertension guidelines, is whether the guideline's recommended approach would prove clinically effective if implemented in the general population, just as recommended.

It was not full answers to questions, it was not specific information, it was not actionable.

As a result, in the first instance, we were required to assess the impact on QoL based on the answers to questions that were not specific to QoL.

The second answer was wrong — it is not specific, and it refers to something that took place on several occasions.