Sentence examples for specifically points from inspiring English sources

Or, more specifically, points difference.

At the same time, Desmond specifically points to a chronic underfunding of federal housing assistance programs that has made it harder for people to escape the poverty they fall into.

It specifically points to the department's major expansion in 1997 of the Street Crime Unit, to which all four officers were assigned, and to what it calls the unit's "policy" of racial profiling as factors in the fatal police shooting.

The C.I.A. assessment specifically points to links between members of the spy service, the Directorate for Inter-Services ISIelligence, or ISI, and the militant network led by Maulavi Jalaluddin Haqqani, which American officials believe maintains close ties to senior figures of Al Qaeda in Pakistan's tribal areas.

He specifically points to the Cuban Missile Crisis as a moment in time where we were perilously close to wiping ourselves completely off the face of the planet.

He specifically points to recruiting for the legal and finance sectors as potentially massive, profitable segments that "are really messy and broken".

It is hoped that future studies identify specific clinical signs or biomarkers that more specifically point toward specific underlying neuropathologies, with respect to both their quantity and quality.

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

I didn't really know what genre it was a part of, or what age group it was specifically pointed at.

But Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has drawn sharp distinctions between the two shootings, specifically pointing out, among other things, Mr. Ferguson's record of nine arrests.

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