Sentence examples for specifically teach from inspiring English sources

While Balk is still a forefoot striker, he doesn't specifically teach the technique.

Look in the fashion industry: Ralph Lauren and the way he would specifically teach people around him on what it takes to be a great merchandiser.

And while few coaches specifically teach their players to grunt, he said, the next generation of players will need to learn when to tone it down, even if they have grown up watching the world's best yell their lungs out on their climb to the top.

Michael Posner of University of Oregon and his colleagues used digital media to create engaging computer-based games that specifically teach children to pay attention.

First, these practices specifically teach a nonjudgmental awareness, where sensations are observed without appraisal, analysis, or judgment [ 5].

" Mr. Wilson added: "As part of my general training, I was specifically taught how to write operation reports.

When Edgardo was asked what his older brother had specifically taught him, he said: "Pretty much everything.

More specifically, teaching English as a second language, language or literature, using inquiry based method facilitates the learners⿿ ability of acquiring the new language.

We were specifically taught how to justify in our subsequent reports our stops and searches so that we would utter the right words, which would stand up in court.

But Ian Duckers, another G4S DCO, earlier gave evidence saying although trainee DCOs were not specifically taught how to restrain deportees in a small area, "the techniques are the same".

This course will focus on applied work, using real data sets and the statistical software R. R will be specifically taught and supported.