Sentence examples for far more specifically from inspiring English sources

One of the problems with the "clone" charge is that it is really far more specifically aimed at two startup factories in Berlin.

In any case, Colicchio raved about Kangaroo Island -- a magical, fairly isolated ecological preserve not far from Adelaide -- and more specifically about its Southern Ocean Lodge.

The results present so far allow one to evaluate more specifically which statistical concerns are raised by the nature of our datasets, analyses, and conclusions; and which ones may be of lesser concern.

As far as I can see, more specifically, that would imply that the evolutionary potentials are not time-invariant and/or lineage-independent.

Families of firefighters, police officers and other uniformed services officials who died have received far more, thanks to charity directed specifically to them.

Lemonade the film is far more explicitly about race – and specifically, the experience of black women – than the music it accompanies.

(In an unfortunate irony, hydrofluorocarbons, which, molecule for molecule, trap far more heat than CO2, were specifically engineered to replace ozone-depleting CFCs).

Going through all of these claims specifically would take far more space than I have.

We need to be far more honest and questioning about the specifically British things that underlie such an irrational and irresponsible impulse.

His jobsearch was far more adequate than most, but managers specifically spent time going through it and comparing it to his agreement to see where they could trip him up.

More specifically, so has Far Cry.