Sentence examples for specifically but also from inspiring English sources

The New Republic's Jonathan Cohn examined the origins of surging interest in Mr. Christie specifically, but also the well-worn phenomenon of "savior candidates".

Part of what Spies found compelling about "A Tool to Deceive and Slaughter" was how it encapsulated not simply the way people feel about the value of art specifically but also about value in general.

Our present investigation not only studied the kinetics of inhibition of the jack bean urease by the low concentration Hg2+ specifically but also researched related inhibition mechanisms.

Chandler describes the reaction as a mixture of "incredulous wonder at the resilience of the human spirit" and Takeuchi specifically, but also slight concern that he gave himself enough time to recover and that this wasn't rebound type behaviour.

"It is clear that the traditional Arab allies of the U.S. in the region, the Saudis specifically but also the Jordanians, are shocked by this American transformation," said Fahed Khitan, an Amman, Jordan-based political analyst.

This may sound funny, but I think the task was to provide a way, a context, a space in which audience viewers could be addressed by the work and intimately addressed – and I don't mean emotionally specifically, but also body to work.

This not only holds investigation-specifically, but also based on the complete data.

Harman said that they belonged in a "grey area" – not specifically targeted but also not regarded as civilians – and added that "jihadi brides", oilfield workers and other people assisting Isis could all fall into this category.

No less urgent problem of current oncology is to find the drugs, not only specifically recognizing but also inactivating the CSCs.

In LYP9, the majority of embryo-associated genes were found not only abundantly and specifically enriched but also significantly up-regulated.

GDT may thus be beneficial not only by providing extra fluid when it is specifically indicated, but also by allowing earlier and guided use of fluids while preventing the delivery of unnecessary fluid when specific and objective haemodynamic targets are met.