Sentence examples for specifics on some from inspiring English sources

The one troubling note of the day was Mr. Obama's failure to provide enough specifics on some of his proposals, and his aides' inexplicable continued faith in the idea of Congress working out a sensible middle ground on taxes.

He hasn't been specific on some cuts, and he's got a tax-cutting agenda that is implausible in a country with an aging population and huge deficits already.

But The Times's less-noticed 1999 "Guidelines on Our Integrity," which I had forgotten about until recently, predates the Jayson Blair fiasco of 2003 and is even more specific on some matters, so I am posting it on The Public Editor's Journal.

The speech on 10 July is expected to set out specific policies to take on some very clear problems.

Can you give us some specifics on your methods?

Labour and UKIP have set out some specifics on NHS funding, but we know little about the rest of it.

Anyways, we got Les to give some specifics on why nobody should be conceiving another human ever again.

Although Romney laid out some specifics on his immigration policy preferences, he barely addressed the issue of undocumented immigrants already in the country.

WKOW's Greg Neumann asked Ted Cruz to gives some specifics on how would restore manufacturing jobs to the state and the answer was baffling.

A new report by The Intercept provides some compelling specifics on collaboration between Palo Alto's secretive big data shop Palantir and the intelligence agencies that it keeps on its client roster.

The lack of specifics on anticipated schedule changes frustrated some network staffers.