Sentence examples for specifically lay from inspiring English sources

"This is the only place that we can specifically lay claim to for historical reasons".

"We really struggled to find the faith communities and specifically lay people that were able to do that work".

Stumbling Blocks and Gaps The seven months extension did not specifically lay out the framework upon which the gaps between Iran's policies on its nuclear program vis a vis the six world powers' position would be adequately and efficiently addressed.

Clinton retorted by bringing up Sanders's April 4 interview with the New York Daily News (for the first, but not last time Thursday night), in which he was not able specifically lay down how he would break up big banks.

The promise of SNP and haplotype analysis is that it will yield insights into exposure and cancer, and specifically lay the foundation for primary preventive strategies pertaining to lifestyle (i.e., alterations in diet, exercise and weight control) and chemoprevention.

Finally, if necessary, items which have different difficulties across two majors will also be measured (the first hypothesis) to determine where these differences specifically lie.

Our solution specifically lies in enabling stream-oriented mashups that may be dynamically deployed and reconfigured, which suits well the real-world use cases that are commonly presented in the IoT/WoT literature and highlights the increased autonomy of Things (e.g., see [2]).

The alteration in the nanostructure of the CMD layer with the chemical composition of the silane coverage and the pH of the grafting solution was revealed by in situ OWLS, specifically, lain down chains were found to be prevalent on the surface under neutral and basic conditions on epoxysilylated surfaces.

Problems specifically lie in eliciting sufficient, tumor-selective stimulation of an immune system that is already tolerant of cancer cells [ 1, 2].

The questionnaire-based study reported here was conducted to assess the prevailing self-reported attitudes and behaviours of medical students in Pakistan regarding academic misconduct, specifically lying, cheating and stealing, in addition to plagiarism, and to establish whether attitudes and behaviours vary depending on the gender, year of study and/or type of medical institution within Pakistan.

(Babbage's bailiwick as course manager was both designing curriculum and ensuring all the kit was running smoothly).Many people came specifically to lay their hands on the DCS100.