Sentence examples for more specific by from inspiring English sources

You can also get more specific by removing keywords or including hashtags.

But the charges were more specific by the end of October.

Apple Music makes this feature more complicated (though potentially more specific) by tying "sounds like so-and-so" suggestions to album, rather than artist, pages.

Using XPS and EELS mapping, we demonstrated that the metal-support interaction became stronger and more specific by adding nitrogen into carbon.

Help with whittling down is always available at the Service Desk, but a double click on "Indexes" at the bottom of the page allows you to be more specific by clicking on a category in the "Indexes" box above.

The bulk of those troubled prime loans now are owned by the United States government — or, to be more specific, by its wards, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Ubisoft, for instance, has been rumored to be curious, but if the company had been serious, we would have heard more specifics by now.

It will be easier to get a more specific answer by checking the plans on your state's exchange.

According to Leonard, words serve as catalysts, setting off sparks of potential meaning that the listener organizes into more specific meaning by observing facial expressions, body language, and other redundant cues.

Life forms (e.g., "tree") are more specific, characterized by a small number of perceptual diagnostics.

You can even get more specific alerts by selecting zones in your camera view, like a countertop in your kitchen or the baby's crib, and you can choose which zones alert you of movement.