Sentence examples for specifically right from inspiring English sources
"What we're trying to do specifically right now," said Eric Witmondt, the chief executive of GVA Williams, which is based in Parsippany, "is to create a database to accommodate any particular inquiries we receive".
But there was something specifically right about the Tuesday show's scale and dimensions: a small, intense band in a small, intense place; shapers of an aesthetic pretty near the top of their game a generation later.
Specifically, right now, we need Corbyn to lead the opposition to a bombing campaign in Syria, by arguing with calm and cogent passion against indulging the reflex desire for vengeance which, so recent history teaches, will intensify rather than resolve the civil war there and the danger of terrorist reprisals here.
June 4 Angiogram of cervical region, specifically right vertebral artery, to rule out vascular etiology.
If you're curious about which models support Android Auto specifically right now, Pioneer's site has further details.
A hot issue in Charleston, specifically right now, is affordable housing for artists.
We note that the solution in this sense is considered just one-side differentiable at t = t 0 (specifically, right-differentiable at t = t 0 ).
The parliamentary joint committee on human rights, made up of three Liberal party members, three Labor party members, two Nationals, one Greens member and one independent, has issued the social services minister with a request to explain how the bill is compatible with human rights, specifically the right to privacy.
Genocide, for example, is a violation of human rights—specifically, the right to life but it is not necessarily, or at least principally, an act of injustice in a relational sense.
The best you can do is tell people not to hammer each other, but in that case there is a clear violation of rights — specifically, your right to not be hit by my hammer.
Through the classes I was taking, I became interested in discussions of human rights, specifically the rights, or denial of rights, to women and girls.
