Sentence examples for more specific are from inspiring English sources

Far more specific are the self-published books and compact discs a Nebraska man, Timothy W. Tobiason, has sold on the gun show circuit since 1996.

Zooplankton, and copepods to be even more specific, are certainly the most abundant in metazoans on our planet.

More specific are the laws ratified by Parliament and the President, which regulate certain areas of social life and activities.

In the figure, outcomes that are more specific are indicated towards the centre, and outcomes that are more general towards the outside.

It has been suggested that goals that are more specific are perceived to be more attainable, probably in part because they provide more information to structure action.

Some of the typical questions you can ask to make a problem more specific are: "What are parts of this?" or "What are examples of this?".

Some thing more specific is needed.

But, anything else more specific was "too sensitive to go into".

Open questions that subsequently became more specific were asked within each topic.

More specific is the simulation of aero-elastic effects, like limit cycle oscillations, buffeting or flutter.

But nothing more specific was said.