Sentence examples for more specifics than from inspiring English sources

But, the aides say, the Ryan plan offers more specifics than Mr. Romney has provided to date.

Or if he's fuzzing things up because he told the president more specifics than he wants to admit.

Several members of the Foreign Relations Committee clearly wanted far more specifics than Mr. Gates offered in his nuanced remarks.

But no sooner had they promised more "specifics" than footage emerged of Mr Romney getting all-too-specific at a fund-raising event in Florida in May.In the blurry clip, Mr Romney told a group of rich donors that "Palestinians have no interest whatsoever in establishing peace" (has he ever met any?), and so America's only option was to "kick the ball down the field".

(Variety has the internal memo from UMG about the deal, but it doesn't include more specifics than the press release – it's mostly just cheerleading the partnership).

As for Walker, to his credit his plan contains more specifics than Rubio's, and it leaves Medicare alone.

And it's more specific than that.

It is not more specific than that".

My needs are more specific than that.

This is more specific than the Internet.

A Manchester reader is more specific than most.