Sentence examples for most specific description from inspiring English sources

One American official provided the most specific description yet of what has been detected, saying that "the activity we are seeing suggests some potential chemical weapon preparation," which goes beyond the mere movement of stockpiles among Syria's several dozen known sites.

But a judge allowed that title, saying that Warren, who declined to comment, wasn't required to use the most specific description of her job.

But a judge allowed that title, saying that Warren, who declined to comment, wasn't required to use the most specific description of her job.

Mr. Panetta, in one of the most specific descriptions from an Obama administration official about Mr. Zawahri's whereabouts, said that he believed Mr. Zawahri was living in Pakistan's mountainous northwest frontier.

The narrowest, most specific descriptions depict it as a process of arguing over whether, with respect to some name or term (ming), something is shi (this) or fei (not-this), part of the extension of the term or not.

21 In most studies, there was no specific description of randomisation and allocation concealment, blinding methods or handling of withdrawals.

Start with the most specific detail--the item title or description--and end with the broadest piece of information--the name of the respository.

It should be possible for the system to automatically classify compounds (based on a description of their structural features) within the most specific classes to which they belong.  .

The description of the leader was one of the most specific pieces of information given by the Algerians on a day of vague and contradictory accounts of the abduction and raid.

Although this is the most specific recommendation of all the guidelines reviewed, there was no explicit description of how this recommendation was derived nor was it referenced.

I've tried to avoid too much specific description.