Sentence examples for more specifically be from inspiring English sources

They're both pronounced the same in isolation, so for clarity y can more specifically be called Griekse ij (Greek ij), similar to French i grec or Spanish i griega.

The site, a side project of 25 year old Alexis Arquilliere, offers a way for parents to track their child's location and, more specifically, be alerted if they stray outside of a designated perimeter, such as the home or their school.

Thus, our results reflect to a lesser extent a mixture of pulmonary over-inflation and atelectrauma, but may more specifically be related to volutrauma.

And, more specifically, are they better than Morecambe FC's?

More specifically, are they as red as they should be?

More specifically, is the world now ready for intellectual reality TV?

More specifically, is America ready to elect Barack Obama to the White House in 2008?

Both advance Greenfield's view that the internet generally, and social media and video games more specifically, are having a huge and negative impact on our brains.

More specifically, is the landscape being employed different from one that could be generated by chance?

More specifically, is proportion of time spent in state in the long-run.

Or more specifically, are some things still impossible to find with a search engine?