Sentence examples for specifically point to from inspiring English sources

Ms. Loiseau did not specifically point to anyone within the administration as the source of the articles, but she said that France could only assume that journalists were being truthful when they cited unnamed officials in the administration.

From the letters I have seen, and even in Wagner's important essay "Beethoven," written in 1870 in honor of the master's centennial, he does not specifically point to motivic development as something he took from Beethoven.

These voters specifically point to the 1994 crime bill, which put more police officers on the streets, but also led to tougher sentences for nonviolent drug offenders and the overhaul of welfare, which reduced federal assistance for the poor by nearly $55 billion over six years.

Remaining research desiderata specifically point to the question of how students' control and value appraisals affect the emergence of boredom when being conceptualised either as situational or individual constructs and how the appraisals interact when predicting boredom.

One example they specifically point to is this Flash-based online game simply called "Flappy," which involves a flying bird you navigate using your mouse while trying to avoid smaller birds, and popping balloons.

However, further research may identify new strategies to overcome these conflicts, such as finding new agents targeting both cancer stem cells and non-stem cells, or drugs specifically point to non-cancer stem cells and cancer stem cells respectively (Gupta et al., 2009).

This chapter discusses both the technology and design issues for WANs, specifically point-to-point networks such as lease and satellite links, circuit-switched networks such as Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), packet switched networks such as X.25, Frame Relay, and Switched Multi-megabit Data Services (SMDS).

This is the first time he has specifically pointed to the offense.

I'd also like Press TV and RT to follow Ofcom rules, but you've specifically pointed to their state funding as an issue.

He specifically pointed to a memo theorizing that the Texas Guard's chief of staff, Col. Walter B. Staudt, was pressing Mr. Hodges to give Mr. Bush favorable treatment.

In its literature it has specifically pointed to France as a place where "the grey zone" of tolerance and moderation can be usefully targeted and destroyed.