Sentence examples for far more specific from inspiring English sources

There are far more specific instructions.

The proposals would make the government's caloric advice far more specific than ever before.

She was far more specific about what was not propelling her out.

However, Mr. Gore got into trouble with the Justice Department over something far more specific, and far less disturbing.

They crave far more specific information -- say, will it rain between 5 and 7 p.m. today on the tennis court?

So if astrology were actually a science, horoscopes would end up being far more precise and far more specific.

However, a month later, in his first "emergency budget", George Osborne set out two far more specific goals.

This is a far more specific and, in my view, more realistic concern than the others described above.

"Thomas was confronted with far more specific accusations, with Anita Hill testifying in nationally televised hearings," Salon noted.

In the US some judges advocate far more specific warnings about use Google, Wikipedia and other sources and that these warnings be made repeatedly during trial.

I pointed out that Benazir Bhutto faced a far more specific threat and was outraged when General Musharraf kept her from speaking on the pretext of protecting her.