Sentence examples for specifics largely from inspiring English sources

With those specifics largely unrevealed in the music, though, the piece can sound jagged and arbitrary.

Notable during the broadcast footage of board room judging of the episode is when the future presidential candidate harped on two specific, largely inexplicable things.

Key to developing any successful venture at any time is the need to carve out a niche and to identify and target a specific, largely untapped market; during difficult times like these, though, getting people to spend on luxury on items can be particularly daunting.

Phase I: A set of specific, largely guideline-based Requirements of Breast Centres (Fachliche Anforderungen an Brustzentren; FAB) was to be developed as the basis for the certification of multidisciplinary cancer services delivery.

Non-pathogen-specific losses largely outnumbered pathogen-specific losses.

The Federal Railroad Administration sets minimum safety standards, but specifics are largely left up to the railroad operators.

That the specifics have largely flown under the radar is perhaps unsurprising given the current news cycle.

Show creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss' attention to detail, and the way they stack and seamlessly connect those specifics, is largely what pushed the drama from a fantasy series for George R.R. Martin fans to the cultural touchstone it is today.

Instead, the bill would install specific and largely uncontroversial new limits on network management practices without the need for public utility treatment.

The monsters in Pyongyang call their slave-state the "Democratic People's Republic of Korea .Democracy also has specific (and largely negative) connotations in Russia.

The epidemic of the 1980s was the first time since the Somme and Passchendaele that death had concentrated its focus so fiercely and narrowly on such a specific demographic, largely youthful gay men of the Baby Boom.