Sentence examples for points specifically from inspiring English sources

No one keeps statistics on serve-and-volley points specifically, but Leo Levin, the head statistician for I.B.M. and the Open, said he had seen evidence of it.

The Federal Communications Commission points specifically to the Federal Communications Act of 1934, which says that "no person shall willfully or maliciously interfere with or cause interference to any radio communications" licensed by the government.

The GRI conference, attended by thought leaders from business, civil society, social service, academia and the government, issued the Mumbai Declaration, which among a list of 13 points specifically highlights these issues with the government's CSR guidelines.

He says that the troops have "halted a downward security spiral in much of the country" and points specifically to Kabul Province, the area around the capital, where there have been few violent events over the last year.

Yee points specifically to specs as a key stumbling point.

It points specifically to the rules involving mercury, which must be reduced by 90percentt.

An obvious explanation of our sex-specific effects, however, is not clear, and future studies should consider this point specifically.

"At that point specifically, when September comes along, and everybody's starting to get tired.

He pointed specifically to vehicles used in the hours after the 2013 Boston terrorist bombings.

Q: Andrew Lansley addressed that point specifically in his speech to the King's Fund [on Wednesday].

Mr. Weinstein pointed specifically to what he called a newly apparent "collaborative spirit" at the commission.