Sentence examples for more specifics as from inspiring English sources

I was hearing the same thing, with more specifics; as I wrote at the time, Well, what I hear is that officials don't trust the demand for long-term government debt, because they see it as driven by a "carry trade": financial players borrowing cheap money short-term, and using it to buy long-term bonds.

Expect more specifics as the company grows, but I doubt we'll see anything more than renders for a year or so.

They declined to delve into more specifics, as the company had announced earlier in the year that they would no longer provide quantitative financial guidance — perhaps not the most confidence-inspiring thing RIM has ever done.

Of the two women on the jury (they voted against each other), Mrs. Sweatt, the real-estate broker, was the more specific as well as the more talkative.

But it's just so much easier now to communicate the two and then to get more specific, as necessary.

In comparison with serological assays they are more specific as PCR primers can be designed with specificity for the target genus, or (sub) species level.

I am sorry, frankly, that they were not more specific, as in the case of the Pilgrims, to specifically name the God of Jesus Christ, or Yahweh, or simply "Jesus".

We will be more specific as we get closer to the elections.

Each character tends to get an accent, and that's more specific as I get into a book.

The more typical concerns people have tend to be more specific, as they're things that affect them personally and directly and maybe affect them alone.

Sometimes the information is more specific as in a recent case when an Al Qaeda detainee said attacks were planned against financial institutions.