Sentence examples for more specifically since from inspiring English sources

So it's up to the Democrats — and more specifically, since the House has passed its bill, it's up to "centrist" Democrats in the Senate.

"Like all those born in 1945," Modiano said in his speech to the Swedish Academy in December 2014 after being awarded the Nobel prize in literature, "I am a child of the war, and more specifically, since I was born in Paris, a child who owed his birth to the Paris of the occupation".

More specifically, since BMW is aligned with Apple, will loyal Audi owners make the switch?

More specifically, since 1999, aid-dependent countries have been facing pressure to strengthen their national M&E systems, while donors have been asked to refrain from using their own parallel systems and to rely instead on country systems.

More specifically, since the goal is to associate different configurations of a transmitter with the bitrate, the probability to obtain a specific network capacity BR i given the configuration CFG i is calculated.

More specifically, since the transition from non-working to part-time work was infrequent among informal caregivers, I extracted those who were not working at time t and did not provide high-intensity care at time t-1 before running the regression.

If everything is one unit, then any care (ai, also "love") we have for ourselves should also be directed at all of the other myriad things (wu, "things," or, perhaps more specifically, "creatures"), since fundamentally we are all parts of the same vast "body".

By so doing, he creates the impression that Greenberg was opposed to representational art, and more specifically to drawing (since Steinhart's book is concerned with drawing and draftsmanship).

Or, more specifically, like you, since the book is written in the second person, in the style of Jay McInerney's 1984 Bright Lights, Big City or a role-playing story.

More specifically: (i) Magnitudes: Since a full-search VQ in this high-dimensional space would be computationally demanding, split VQ approach is employed.

More specifically, tumor cells, since they are highly proliferative, switch to glycolysis even under aerobic conditions in order to meet their increased demand for nucleotide and amino acid building blocks.