Sentence examples for specifically what it does from inspiring English sources

OutOfOffice.com hopes to open up destinations beyond the traditional party spots in Greece and Spain, and asks every destination, partner and hotel specifically what it does to welcome LGBT people.

Amazon does make this disclosure on children's privacy — though it does not specifically state what it does in instances where children's data might have been passively recorded (i.e. as a result of one of its smart devices operating inside a family home).

If you want people to support the program, first you need to specifically point out what it does for them.

And although all this is possible with other free services like WordPress or Blogger, what makes letseat.at special is what it does specifically for the restaurant owner.

Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs wouldn't say specifically what it was doing about Fahmy's case, but told the Canadian Press that Canadian officials are discussing Fahmy's case "at the highest level" with their Egyptian counterparts.

The company has not said specifically what it plans to do with the funding, but one area might be further development in mobile.

A second study, this time published in the Academy of Management, looked at the type of people that volunteer, or more specifically, what it is that motivates them to do so.

My ego is so wrapped up in my identity -- more specifically, what I do -- that it's hard for me to talk about who I am without jumping to my work.

Specifically, what do we do when all our jobs evaporate?

Specifically, what does it mean to be a man as measured by how well a man can retain or retrieve his woman?

More specifically, what does it mean to discriminate against some person or group of persons?