Sentence examples for specifically too from inspiring English sources

Specifically, too few GOES C-class and no M-class flares were observed by comparison with a power law distribution (Wheatland, Astrophys. J. 710, 1324, 2010).

But it seems that Perkins has realized that Trumpism can be understood less specifically, too: as an injunction against the usual concerns of political correctness or partisan tactics, against worrying about the way things might appear.

Fact is, I'm giving some thought to taking the second semester off to do nothing but write and write through the summer as well.... Things are in full swing, and I am just generally excited, specifically too.

In a 6 3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the New York law was "too broad in its sweep" — specifically too long, as the two-month surveillance amounted to "a series of intrusions, searches, and seizures" that violated the defendant's Fourth Amendment rights.

Specifically, too many of us aging at the same time and not doing it very well.

This seems like it will be a direct attempt to build the future of consumer wearables, specifically, too, since Luxottica and its sub-brands appeal primarily to that space.

(b) It also implies more specifically (This Too shows) that the "feeling one's way in" should include thorough research not only into a text's use of language but also into its historical, geographical, and social context.

Specifically, far too many children there became sick from acute lymphocytic leukemia.

Specifically, journalists too frequently use "alleged" as their own kind of get-out-of-jail-free card, attaching it to a noun that very much implies the suspect is guilty, without the journalist committing to it outright.Take "alleged Boston Marathon bombers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev", mentioned here.

The proteomic profiles of cells growing in media in which the proteins were expressed to high or low levels suggested a limitation in the availability of branched-chain amino acids, more specifically a too limited capacity to accumulate these nutrients.

But the 2008 financial crisis became a systemic threat specifically because too-big-to-fail banks were underwriting the risky bets these companies made.