Sentence examples for specifics to make from inspiring English sources

So far Mr. Rowland has not offered enough specifics to make up the growing shortfall.

Clever directors have long honored the salient points of Wagner's epic while radically recasting his dramaturgical specifics to make points about contemporary society and its mores.

I got rid of all touristic attractions and minimized cultural specifics to make it a human film, to feel close to my characters wherever they come from.

Drawing on a field study in a management consulting firm, we analyze a detailed process of inscription building (through the mobilization of both people and objects) where diverse actors in a consulting firm and in the client organization attempt to edit local specifics to make a management accounting technology acceptable.

He encouraged the orchestra's imagination, along with just enough specifics to make sure there was mutual understanding.

MLSE subsequently ordered major modifications to the original design of the ACC, which was basketball-specific, to make it more suitable for hockey.

All organisms use information from their environment, which can include con- and hetero-specifics, to make decisions.

They won't offer something specific to make it up ("I'll take you on a trip to Hawaii!").

What is in fact missing is any adequate psychological account of desire which explains how we are motivated to do specific things, to make specific choices.

And management is the specific tool, the specific function, the specific instrument, to make institutions capable of producing results.

These are artists working in very specific circumstances to make something happen, to make something change.