Sentence examples for more specific making from inspiring English sources

Often, we do this by re-interpreting some moral principle that we had started with, whether by making it more specific, making it more abstract, or in some other way (cf. Richardson 2000).

Its writing task will also be much more specific, making it the largest difference between the two versions.

Then make it more specific, or make a brainstorming cloud/mind map, or you could even make a storyboard depending on the poem length.

It's never too early to arrange your holiday plans, and the more specific you make the plan, the better.

Well, to be more specific, I made this trek down to a farm in Alpharetta known as Canine Assistants, and it was there that I received my beloved (and first) service dog, Fred.

He said the best way to improve the explanation and make it more specific was to make better measurements of the planet's energy budget.

He wanted scientists to do better.He said the best way to improve the explanation and make it more specific was to make better measurements of the planet's energy budget.

The fealty to the silly subject matter makes for a better, more specific song, and makes its insistent kitsch all the more memorable.

Previous studies examining types of physical activity have often used different classifications (26) or evaluated more specific outcomes (27), making direct comparison difficult.

LMWHs, which are also administered parenterally as weight-based doses, have a longer half-life than UFH and are more specific for antithrombin, making them more predictable and associated with fewer non-haemorrhagic side effects [8].

He can get more specific, but that makes it easier for Obama to point out that he does represent a return to Bush economics.