Sentence examples for specifically tried from inspiring English sources

"We specifically tried to find a place that was in a big building with thicker walls," Ms. Bishop said.

The senior trader at Barclays who worked with the four European banks specifically tried to manipulate Euribor, according to regulators.

The findings emerged from the analysis of seven previous studies on community relations carried out between 2002 and 2012 in England, Europe, the United States and South Africa, and specifically tried to rule out the idea that the results can be explained by tolerant people being more likely to live in mixed neighbourhoods.

At the time, German policies specifically tried to encourage early retirement and Germany's benefit system provided very high replacement rates for workers.

Convinced that r>1/2 was possible, Bailey (1961); Fisher et al. (1947) and Owen (1949) specifically tried to develop models that had this property.

This approach has the added bonus of helping companies hire from a more diverse pool of candidates, though he noted, "We specifically tried to avoid pitching ourselves as diversity-focused company.

"Well, I was specifically trying for eighth place".

More specifically try Brunello di Montalcino, Sfursat and a Barbera with lamb.

One focuses on environmental factors, specifically trying to limit gun purchases and making guns safer.

They are specifically trying to send the message: "The government can neither help you nor hurt us.

What else should schools do? A. They can specifically try to teach kids how to resolve conflicts amicably and institute a policy against bullying.