Sentence examples for specifically rich from inspiring English sources

+ But of course, like all arts institutions, Dia:Beacon couldn't exist without money, specifically rich people's money.

For Rich, the success of the Western remake is due to "its unalloyed faith in values antithetical to those of the 21st century America so deftly skewered, as it happens, in 'The Social Network.' " Specifically, Rich alludes to "the fierce loyalty of the principal characters to each other … and their clear-cut sense of morality and justice, even when the justice is rough".

Specifically, rich clubs, protein assemblies that are strongly intertwined among each other, provide proteomic sites that are largely targeted by the virus.

Some mushrooms are specifically rich in this metalloid, i.e., Laccaria amethystina with up to 250 mg kg−1 dm and Laccaria fraterna with up to 270 mg kg−1 dm (Stijve et al. 1990).

Some mushrooms are specifically rich in this element and a credible range for all species studied until now is from ~0.01 to 370 mg kg−1 dm (some recent and totally biased data showed even around 190 to 420 mg Se kg−1 dm as typical values for certain species) (Falandysz 2013).

It might be hypothesised that diabetic mice with a high intake of flavonoid-rich foods, and specifically foods rich in quercetin or naringenin, might be relatively protected against long-term complications of diabetes due to decreased oxidative stress.

BPD promotes a permanent and selective maldigestion and malabsorption of energy-rich nutrients, specifically fat and protein, by displacing digestive juices and rerouting the food transit in the small gut.

A second group has previously shown that on Affymetrix resequencing arrays, purine-rich (and specifically guanine-rich) probes are overrepresented among probe failures[24], [25].

We found altered brain network connectivity specifically affecting rich club regions, predominantly in the basal ganglia (caudate) in premanifest Huntington's disease, but extending to cortical rich club regions (superior frontal, superior parietal, precuneus and insula) in manifest disease.

Most research is focused specifically on "rich world" diseases, he said, or at a basic level that does not directly apply to third world problems.

The comparison with Hill is actually inexact: what Jordan wants to be specifically is rich, and shifting stocks on Wall Street is the way to do it.