Sentence examples for more specific area from inspiring English sources

If you pick a broad ranging degree (possibly followed by a masters in a more specific area), then you are likely to keep your options open.

One sweeping definition is "the countries of Southwest Asia and Northeast Africa," but Webster's New World gets a little more specific: "area from Afghanistan to Libya, including Arabia, Cyprus and Asiatic Turkey".

"Time release offers a more targeted delivery of active ingredients over the course of several hours that penetrates deeper and to a more specific area," said Jeff Murad, vice president for product development for the company, in El Segundo, Calif.

When both types of violence are present during adolescence, a more specific area of study arises that is circumscribed to cyberbullying exerted and suffered by adolescents on the Internet.

One of the greatest fears for most small business owners when they considering streamlining services to a more specific area is the loss of potential clients.

If they are valid, then that will allow the much broader research literature from career choice in general to inform the more specific area of medical career choice.

Students are expected to obtain multi-faceted and interdisciplinary skills as compared to some of our more specific area-aligned Capstone Project topics.

After we hear from them, we'll move on a little bit into some more specific areas of HR.

Within this general lumpy mould – which has the look of a mauled blancmange from some angles – he has started slicing away more specific areas.

Students may work with a variety of faculty interested in transnational and comparative methodologies, and in the historiographies of world and international history, combining it with work in more specific areas.

Map generalization is rapidly becoming an important task in surficial and bedrock geology as broader regional and cross-boundary compilations are made from maps originally describing more specific areas.