Sentence examples for often specifically from inspiring English sources

The tiger formed part of a specific group of large caricature images commissioned by Tipu showing European, often specifically British, figures being attacked by tigers or elephants, or being executed, tortured and humiliated and attacked in other ways.

Leading experts qualified by specific experience on the chemical or end points under consideration are often specifically excluded from membership.

Runners often specifically notice a worsening of the condition associated with running downhill.

A result is 22 videos that deal with the expression of emotion, referring, often specifically, to Getty artworks.

(It's worth looking at the credits of Asian films, for instance, to see that many were made with European, and, often, specifically French, financial participation).

Mr. Porter determined that creditors "repeatedly solicit debtors to borrow after bankruptcy," often specifically citing their bankruptcy "as an advertising lure".

The term often refers specifically to the products derived from logs in a sawmill.

There is also a growing self-help literature, sometimes gender-neutral but often focused specifically on women.

Many countries have high success rates, American-trained English-speaking doctors and the newest facilities, often built specifically to attract foreign patients.

They were delivered by hand directly to the White House, often going specifically to successive presidents Lyndon Johnson who set the programme up in 1967 and Richard Nixon.

The increased appearance of Asian models over the last decade, for example, is often described specifically in terms of appealing to luxury customers in China.