Sentence examples for be more specific because from inspiring English sources

A team is not required to be more specific because the opponent might try to aggravate the injury.

He declined to be more specific because he feared retaliation against family members still in the North.

It's better to be more specific, because employers aren't looking for just any match, Ms. Bajic says.

She declined to be more specific because she's a poet — in another cultural rarity — whose starry-eyed fans show up uninvited on her doorstep like strays.

The auction brought in "multiple millions" of dollars, Mr. Dove said, declining to be more specific because of the bankruptcy proceedings.

Q. Can you give some examples of positive uses of leisure? A. I hesitate to be more specific because I prefer to guide people as they figure it out for themselves.

In London he could have been more specific because there he estimates around 80 people do what he does.

Ms. Dunn was more specific because, she said, "there are some pretty powerful spy satellites out there".

Additionally, it is more specific, because only pulmonary edema and not pleural effusions are assessed.

The GENSAT vocabulary is more specific because it reaches cellular and sub-cellular levels.

In contrast to the proteasome inhibitor bortezomib, MLN4924 is more specific because it does not inhibit bulk proteasomal degradation (Ref. 96).