Sentence examples for specifically decide from inspiring English sources

More specifically, decide that this is the place where your career will begin, or continue.

Back in 2000, Congress specifically decided not to regulate credit-default swaps.

Stonesifer had specifically decided not to call on the heads of governments.

"They have specifically decided not to do any 'investigative' films and want lightweight stuff," she said.

Mr. Khan, whom they had specifically decided not to add to the kill list, was dead, too.

"I specifically decided to use faux fur for a number of reasons: my personal taste and views, price, colour and creative flexibility," Weiland explains.

"If A.P. has not called a particular state or race, it's because we have specifically decided not to, based on the expertise and data we have spent years developing," the memo read.

"We specifically decided to just say [to expand deferred action] to the fullest extent of the law, to as many people as possible.

When George R. R. Martin began writing A Song of Ice and Fire in the early 90s, he specifically decided to write against the grain of his own genre.

It's a masturbatory slash masochistic impulse, this desire to imbibe the world in all its fecundity, but I remember very specifically deciding that if my life and the lives of a lot of other people were bad, there was no use pretending otherwise it was my responsibility to confront the world and its various shittery, and not back down.

Nurses in this research reported the reasons behind the decision to emigrate, but also why they specifically decided to go to the United Kingdom.