Sentence examples for specifically worded from inspiring English sources

Each ad group was designed to show a very specifically worded ad to the viewer.

Often, police can't investigate without a specifically worded threat, and even then targets can be expected to continue to engage with the harmful or frightening situation so that police can document it.

If a stop-and-frisk based on a very specifically worded tip didn't make the Fourth Amendment grade, then logically neither should stops based on nothing but location and ethnicity.

"But we're not trapped by our history". The U.S. Congress offered an apology for slavery to African Americans in 2009 (though it was specifically worded in a way that meant it could not be used as a legal rationale for reparations).

Epstein said, however, that he would settle the case if Shepherd issues a specifically worded apology he drew up—and pays an unspecified "token" amount.

If businesses opt out, they are required to display a specifically worded sign on their doors.

Specifically, wording variations on the teaser sticker itself, the incentive amount and type (monetary vs. nonmonetary and guaranteed vs. lottery) should be further tested in a physician population.

Specifically, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint will be available on Apple's mobile platform.

Children with improved social skills at age 6 demonstrated higher levels of academic achievement, specifically word reading, at age 9.

Negative words increasing in frequency are the most common type near the top, and of these, the words with the biggest contributions are being scored incorrectly in this context (specifically words 'mar*', 'retire*', 'bar*', 'division', and 'miss*'miss

Specifically, word got out that Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) would be a "designated survivor" for Tuesday evening's festivities.