Sentence examples for not just specifically from inspiring English sources

Our observations suggest that GE Thalf of a HF meal is not just specifically affected by a background intake of that specific fatty acid and that the process of adaptation to a HF diet may involve mechanisms other than desensitization to a specific fatty acid.

Their needs are not just specifically around pregnancy and childbirth.

There also needs to be a UN climate change commissioner who would encourage governments to present a coherent green message across all aspects of public policy, from housing to healthcare, and not just specifically on the economy.

"We're looking at all possible motives, not just specifically that the NAACP was targeted, although that is one possible motive," said FBI Special Agent Amy Sanders, who noted that there was both a barbershop and tax services office nearby.

Debating a conspiracy buff isn't helpful, it seems, because adherence to a conspiracy theory tends to reflect a broader way of thinking about the world, not just specifically about the alleged conspiracy at hand.

We have our European allies attacking Ben Bernanke not just specifically for what he's doing, but for daring to take American economic interests into account, and abandoning what is apparently our sole responsibility, to be the only country in the world that worries only about other people and not ourselves.

But Freedom Service Dogs also has dogs for kids in need that have cerebral palsy and certain disorders that aren't just specifically for veterans and dogs.

"There is real concern about that, I would say not just within specifically the... Muslim communities," he said.

Critically, these reputational sanctions can accompany all types of litigation and not just those specifically seeking structural reform remedies.

As Burkert has emphasized, mathematics is a Greek and not just a specifically Pythagorean passion (1972a, 427).

Exactly, and when presented with the process of making a library title like that, and not just Aquaman specifically -- I've been offered lots -- the train's already left the station.