Sentence examples for specifically attempts from inspiring English sources
Specifically, attempts at safeguarding diversity of content.
The parameter, herein called the cracking energy density, specifically attempts to address several aspects common to the analysis of fatigue in rubber: finite straining, nonlinear elasticity, and the possibility of crack closure under compressive loading.
Smartstones specifically attempts to gratify our wish for telepathy — to know the mind of another person.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said it took the action "against malicious Iranian cyber actors and covert operations that have targeted Americans at home and overseas as part of our ongoing efforts to counter the Iranian regime's cyber attacks," specifically attempts to install malware to compromise the computers of U.S. personnel.
This year has seen an uptick in bills specifically concerning insurance coverage — specifically, attempts to protect the provision under Obamacare that made all types of birth control free, said Elizabeth Nash at the Guttmacher Institute.
Specifically, attempts have been made to reconcile the field of quantitative genetics and the more engineering-influenced field of molecular systems biology.
We designed an experiment that specifically attempted to separate these effects and that was validated on 30 participants.
It specifically attempted to identify the overall effect size of family violence on children's adjustment outcomes.
The Republican vice-presidential candidate, though, specifically attempted to exclude refugees originating from Syria on the basis that they might be terrorists.
Editor's note: the photo caption originally stated that the ILO survey referred to trafficking victims; in fact, it refers to victims of forced labor, which may include trafficking victims, but it did not specifically attempt to count those.
But they said prosecutors had not proved that the men had specifically attempted to obstruct the work of a federal grand jury, which is what they were accused of having done.
