Sentence examples for but specifically with from inspiring English sources

Other jobs are more elaborate and closer to regular private investigation work, but specifically with a view to providing a witness.

In some of these settlements, we see not only increased cooperation with other countries, but specifically with countries that did not have a history of assisting in international law enforcement activities or of bringing their own actions.

The initial Manafort indictment disclosed that he was viewed as a key witness not just generally but specifically with regards to potential Trump campaign collusion with Russia — a pregnant inclusion.

The treatment delay in this study was surprisingly high in both patients with known, but specifically with unknown, duration of the seizure.

Combining the two companies will create a large IT services giant that will compete closer with the likes of IBM and other big players in the area of systems integration, but specifically with a workforce more geared around the "on-demand" model that permeates so much of the tech world's economics today.

But specifically with black identity, there's no question of blackness for mixed people.

It fails to bind to Cul-1 due to an amino acid substitution at the consensus Cul-1 binding site, but specifically associates with protein associated with Myc (PAM), another RING finger-type ubiquitin ligase, through its SPRY domain.

Surprisingly, there's strength in the Unix area, but specifically just with Sun.

This indicates that the changes in anaesthetic sensitivity are not due to chronic hypoxia per se, but specifically associated with the CH-induced pulmonary hypertension.

This suggests that in the adult mouse heart Mena is not involved in the regulation of α-cardiac or γ-cytoplasmic actin fibers but specifically interacts with β-cytoplasmic actin networks.

Because that episode dealt with racism but not specifically with language, it raises a thornier question about television dialogue.