Sentence examples for more specific purposes from inspiring English sources

But the document and today's interview had additional, more specific purposes, advisers to Mr. Bush said.

Vertical cuts like the one seen on the skull pictured above were more rare and served more specific purposes.

Autonomy created it for more specific purposes, like battlefield communications for the U.S. military, and to ensure that financial traders aren't trading stock that a bank controls.

The system can be used to localize a product based on the country a customer is in, or it can be used for more specific purposes – like showing a tutorial only to those who already made a purchase, for example.

As a result, some biochars may be better suited for one or more specific purposes for example of agronomic performance, contaminant stabilization, or carbon sequestration (Enders et al. 2012; Abbasi and Anwar 2015; Agegnehu et al. 2015; Inal et al. 2015; Subedi et al. 2016).

In line with Brian Eno's descriptions of his late-70s Ambient series of albums, most of these self-released new age collections were recorded for both listening pleasure and more specific purposes, such as meditation, relaxation, affirmation, massage, and self-help.

But today's trip had a more specific purpose: Mr. Bush was trying to stop influential committees in Congress from picking apart his plan to consolidate government agencies in the new department.

These two segments include cars of different levels of quality, all of them having in common that they are designed to serve a more specific purpose.

"In the next decade many attacks will have a more specific purpose and they will keep going until they are successful".

Public work, on the other hand, does have a more specific purpose and intent, so I thought titles were necessary.

So while Kepler's goal was to figure out whether planets were common — and, it turns out, they are — Tess has a more specific purpose.