Sentence examples for specifically tied from inspiring English sources

"They're specifically tied to the technology that exists".

It specifically tied denture cream to severe neuropathy.

But little of this stuff is specifically tied to the Olympics.

It probably won't — especially if the break is not specifically tied to new hiring.

Some penalties designed to punish culpable behaviour by individuals were specifically tied to outlawed acts.

Because these stories are specifically tied to a family, you see that every little bit can help a family".

The bill, which has passed the Assembly, specifically ties the landlord's fee to the interest and not the principal.

Elrond the elf's foreboding pomposity recalls his concern over the One Ring, but will Jackson go one step further than his source and specifically tie Smaug to Sauron, known as the Necromancer in the earlier work?

For the first time, the Education Department would specifically tie the success of black and Latino boys -- measured in part by test scores and graduation rates -- to the grades the city gives schools each year.

Admiral Mullen said he could not specifically tie Mr. Shahzad's death to Pakistan's powerful spy agency, the Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence, known as the ISI, although Obama administration officials believe that the ISI ordered the killing.

If so, he says, chelating compounds that specifically tie up copper and iron could be tested as potential Alzheimer's drugs.