Sentence examples for is specifically to from inspiring English sources
The first is specifically to do with Islam: how compatible is it with political modernity?
What "Block Party Today!" does best is specifically to suggest how people of all ethnicities, both young and old, are drawn together into it-takes-a-block-to-raise-a-child-style families.
It is specifically to a man of Solzhenitsyn's religious imagination that one looks for a subtler, far less localized sense of the potential of disinterested evil, of sacrificial, abstract malignity in the human fabric.
But the aim here is specifically to reduce ET, at the same time increasing farmers' incomes without depleting the groundwater.This is high-tech stuff that involves not just drip irrigation and condensation-trapping greenhouses, but remote sensing by satellites which provide ET readings for areas of 30 by 30 metres.
"A lot of our vendors have been selling one day a week and they're right at the stage where they can quit their jobs and invest in new equipment, so this one is specifically to help those folks grow," said Eric Demby, co-founder of the Brooklyn Flea.
"Our funding is specifically to drive up participation for over-65s," she said.
Everything that's specifically to do with being a woman is a shameful thing that you have to hide.
