Sentence examples for be more specific but from inspiring English sources

He would not be more specific, but said Hamas would work on its own plan.

Alderson declined to be more specific, but he said they were not orthopedic problems.

Mr. Fratto would not be more specific, but he said Mr. Bush did not intend to lay out a specific plan for achieving the reductions.

Without knowing the layout of your office, I can't be more specific; but access to daylight or the restroom might be the sort of reason you could put forward.

For confidentiality reasons, Mr. Michtom could not be more specific, but he said he had counseled Hector about his rights, advised him of a course of action and appeared in court with him on an unrelated case to help translate the proceeding for the Spanish-speaking teenager.

I wish I could be more specific, but I believe that as you go through this process you'll find yourself sensing the beginnings of something that engages you – and for which your experience, even if only tangentially, makes you at least partially qualified.

Apologies for not being more specific, but the local TV station isn't being very helpful.

The watercolours, often done on the spot, were more specific but the paintings done in the studio were as carefully constructed as ever.

Therapies based on immune cells, which target particular tumor molecules, are more specific, but they are not effective against a variety of tumors.

In the hierarchy, the ranges in the upper levels are less specific but easier to predict, while the ranges in the lower levels are more specific but harder to predict.

Detection of mannan was more specific but lacked sensitivity.