Sentence examples for but with a specific from inspiring English sources

"This is a global problem, but with a specific Chinese dimension we have to address," Juncker said at a press conference.

If the Telegraph wants to be believed, it has to address each one, not with a blanket denial, but with a specific explanation.

Duke Farms is opening, really opening, without chaperons and scheduled tours, but with a specific mission: Teach visitors to be good stewards of the environment.

BBC Worldwide has taken stakes in companies before such as comedy specialist Big Talk (which is now owned by ITV) and drama company Left Bank (which is majority owned now by Sony) but Davie said he has "re-engaged the engines on this" but with "a specific brief" and is " pushing through a number of deals … we're ambitious in the UK, we're going to build our capability".

If anything, Apple can become the next Disney – but with a specific caveat.

The compliance method is used to determine the energy release rate but with a specific formula where an exponential fitting is preferred instead of the power classical fitting.

Marks, who founded the brand in 1972, said: "Lee has extensive experience of working in senior finance roles at a number of retail businesses, but latterly with a specific focus in the digital environment.

The collection was discreetly colorful, in shades like blue or green but not with a specific Prada identity, while the scribbled squares of graphic prints seemed familiar.

"Before I touch anything in the studio, before I do anything tangible or physical, I spend three or four months reading and researching, but not with a specific end goal in mind.

Hushed and still, lacking swiftness in movement, but all with a specific purpose, they'll press their scripted pitch to those still in shock.

Problems arise when a protein P is noted to interact with the protein complex as a whole, but not with a specific part of it.