Sentence examples for become a very specific from inspiring English sources

By the end, Taylor's snob seems to have become a very specific class of person, one who keeps labradors, eats potted shrimps and cares about whether someone went to Winchester or Eton.

Finally experimental data represent factual knowledge and each observation becomes a very specific hypothesis (only one instance covered and a signal value equal to 1).

That is not going to happen". Vague promises to take back control of our laws suddenly became a very specific promise to end the jurisdiction of the ECJ in the UK.

When working anywhere else, you need funding for anything and then you become locked into a very specific topic.

Since the recombinant EP1 receptor stable cell line becomes a very target-specific approach, its reliability is unquestionable.

After years of honing my skills to become a television writer in a very specific niche, I had to find a new way to employ my writing talents.

If you want to start seeing results and get some sense of how strong your connection with the world of the unseen has become, try an experiment: select a very specific time that you'd like to wake up, and plant the seed of that time into your mind at the end of your trance meditation.

I hope it won't become a wider issue, because this is a very specific territory and it's a specifically Russian territory.

The only slight downside of virtual reality becomes apparent if the patient has a very specific phobia about a particular location, for example delivering a presentation in their office.

The open nature of Android also means it's much less of a chore to restrict access to certain bits of functionality, so the process of stripping down an Android tablet for use in a very specific context becomes much more feasible.

I don't want to spoil the party, but no matter how overused and meaningless it becomes, the word "narrative" actually has a very specific definition.