Sentence examples for specifically to give from inspiring English sources

The NCH programme has been designed specifically to give really bright students an alternative to consider.

Random-access algorithms were designed specifically to give nodes with something to transmit quicker access to the channel.

"But it really is about how you play with the system rather than having a system designed specifically to give you a feeling of achievement.

It also covers treatment of pre-existing medical conditions and routine maternity care, providing the reason for your visit is not specifically to give birth".

Cosby admitted in the deposition that he used to procure Quaaludes specifically to give to women whom he wanted to have sex with.

Dresses are made to order and designed specifically to give older ladies fashion-forward shapes in a style that suits them.

In some jobs it may refer specifically to giving confident presentations to lots of people, in which case emphasise that; it may also be a way of saying "social skills" – a vital element that employers are oddly reluctant to specify.

No wonder, then, that Obama's healthcare plan is specifically designed to give people good reason to buy in, without coercing them.

The new rule is specifically designed to give patients the opportunity to explain their wishes about end-of-life care to their personal physicians.

Now we have one: a standard for green electricity specifically designed to give consumers confidence in the provenance of their green electricity supply and in its environmental benefits -- something for which Good Energy has campaigned for many years.

They specifically chose to give Ahmadinejad an edge bigger than Khatami's, because Khatami's landslide victories had cast a shadow over the legitimacy of the hard-liners' hold on power.