Sentence examples for specifically it means from inspiring English sources

Specifically, it means the monthly pace of job creation so far this year is ample to push the unemployment rate below 6.5 percent by mid-2015.

More specifically, it means that the United States lost to Canada, or that Canada lost to the U.S. The women's game has been, since its Olympic inception, in 1998, a two-team competition in which gold is victory, silver defeat.

Specifically, it means shifting responsibility for punishment from prisons, which in America are state or federal operations, to jails, which are run by counties and their elected sheriffs.Inmates already doing time in a state prison will stay there.

Specifically, it means that users don't have to take as much time drafting and researching their team, which is something that casual users often complain about.

More specifically, it means we can use the literature to identify a theoretical framework that we then use to interpret the ways knowledge is created at the SRA.

Specifically, it means that users don't have to take as much time drafting and researching their team, which is something that casual users often complain about.

This suggests that Hepburn's most important films are about reinvention, specifically what it means to be a woman, at a time of increasing gender insecurity.

In a split bill at Damrosch Park Bandshell, Marc Bamuthi Joseph's "Word Becomes Flesh" and Kyle Abraham's "Pavement" explored race, power and, most specifically, what it means to be a black man in contemporary society.

This is actually a big benefit for VR use specifically, since it means you won't be drawn out of quiet, immersive in-game moments because your fan is kicking into high gear and sounding like a jet turbine.

In his inaugural address as the first president of Johns Hopkins University in 1876, Daniel Coit Gilman spoke about his vision for higher education generally and for his own institution specifically: "... it means a wish for less misery among the poor, less ignorance in schools, less bigotry in the temple, less suffering in the hospital, less fraud in business, less folly in politics".

I was eager to help, and was also curious to learn what life is like in Cuba and more specifically, what it means to be a skateboarder there.