Sentence examples for specific otherwise from inspiring English sources

"I pointed out to [Mandela] that he would have to be slightly more specific, otherwise Soros would not respond," recalled Slabbert.

As it is not touristy you'd better bring a phrase book if you are looking for something specific, otherwise just enjoy wandering around the streets.

It's supposed to be fairly specific; otherwise, you could assert, for example, that every person in New York City could have his or her home searched because a stolen item would likely be hidden inside — and so homes are relevant.

In sex scenes, like action scenes, you want the beats to be very specific, otherwise it's just humping and it doesn't mean anything.

If Miller's experience is dramatically different than ours, he should have given specifics – otherwise it just sounds like he was generally fed up with his job, and the Aol just gave him an excuse.

For that purpose, genes were classified as "ancient" (if they had homologs in prokaryotes or in nonplant eukaryotes) or as "land plant-specific" (otherwise).

Each PMR in the synthetic methylome is labeled as either cell-specific (allele-specific), if no fewer than 90% cytosines in the region are methylated in only one of the two cells, or non-specific otherwise.

The draft working-group report noted that the Uniform Code of Military Justice barred "maltreatment" but said, "Legal doctrine could render specific conduct, otherwise criminal, not unlawful".

Sensitive data must be stored before a specific deadline, otherwise it will lose its validity.

For example, we show that for the program acct, the top five coherent clusters all map to specific, yet otherwise non-obvious, functionality.

At the same time, we remain convinced of our choice of referring to generic objectives and not to specific actions; otherwise the acceptability of a policy, instead of its relevance, is likely to be assessed.