Sentence examples for more concrete about from inspiring English sources

"But I decided to try it as an exercise in being more concrete about my plans".

But studies of recent history are more concrete: "About one-third of women's wage gains throughout the 1990s can be attributed to changing laws in the 1960s and 70s that lowered the age at which women could legally access the pill".

There are hints from job postings, but now a new leaked video (via The Verge) shows something more concrete about changes that might be on the way.

We started getting more concrete about it 7 years ago, but we've basically been talking about a film… that would be a sort of modernist adventure in a kind of classical mode for about 11 years.

To be more concrete about what we mean by GBA, we are concerned with a large class of computational approaches aimed at predicting gene function, which all take as input four things: 1.

To win women to their cause, the libertarian populist movement needs less overheated rhetoric about exploding the regime and more concrete details about how their agenda will help.

I think I have a more concrete imagination about what is possible.

The book offers more concrete information about the baroness than has ever before appeared between covers.

Sooner or later there is going to be more concrete evidence about who has been targeted".

Meanwhile yesterday's jobs report came at a time when voters are beginning to form more concrete views about who they will support in November.

One wishes Meacham offered more concrete details about Jefferson's highest political achievements — including drafting, at age 33, the Declaration of Independence and, one year later, the seminal Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom.