Sentence examples for doing specific things from inspiring English sources

It comes in doing specific things.

"So now I work out four times a week, doing specific things like leg presses, bicycling and the Stairmaster.

This section wants evidence of your various competences at doing specific things not just your experience of doing them.

We can break the links between social deprivation and poverty, especially the crucial kind, child poverty, by doing specific things – it's evolutionary, not revolutionary, he says.

"There are no bills, and a hospital doesn't get paid for doing specific things," said Charlotte Overgaard, an assistant professor of public health at Aalborg University in Denmark.

Their drawings showed people and animals doing specific things, for example, animals eating leaves, cows in streams, camp fires burning.

The answer is partly that flies and worms have lots of genes that do specific things for them.

It was cleared by the FDA in December 2011.These devices do specific things rather than being general-purpose devices.

That it was meant to act independently and dynamically, to do specific things, to effect change: to protect, heal and empower, in who knew what ways.

In place of the general-purpose housebot, however, we are surrounded by dozens of tiny robots that do specific things very well.

Indeed, if it is to prosper, Facebook, which until now has run itself as a highly centralised empire, not unlike the former Soviet Union, may have to become more of a decentralised federation, with a range of specialist but interlinked apps that do specific things very well.