Sentence examples for new specifics from inspiring English sources

Today, he pledged once again to do so, but offered few new specifics.

All day, there were the traditional ("My body / my choice!"); the traditional, with new specifics ("Hey hey! Ho ho! Donald Trump has got to go!"); and the original ("Hands too small / can't build a wall!").

Usually, this money is in the form of an asset that is going to be sold, such as oil, or a large amount of cash that requires "laundering" to conceal its source; the variations are endless, and new specifics are constantly being developed.

Though Mr. Romney's speech offered sharp attacks on Mr. Obama's policies — he did not mention any of his Republican rivals — his remarks were light on new specifics of what he would do as president, instead reiterating many of his policies and proposals that had already been rolled out.

Mr. Kelly also gave new specifics of the minutes leading up to the killing on Tuesday night, revealing that the killer sat in the waiting room of the East 79th Street office with a female patient for roughly half an hour.

Mr. Obama, who stood a few feet in front of an array of economic advisers as well as Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Representative Rahm Emanuel, the new White House chief of staff, offered no new specifics about what he intended to do to curb the economic crisis.

Therefore, new specific tracers are needed to enhance the sensitivity and specificity of PET.

Burn told reporters there was no new specific threat.

His new "Specific Ocean" uses songs from a recent album.

"We are looking at new specific content brands and diversified revenue streams".

"There's no new specific pieces of information in the stream," one said.