Sentence examples for then not specifically from inspiring English sources

Although claimed to be an important factor in other studies, it was then not specifically examined and adjusted for [ 2, 18, 19].

Since then, the agency has not specifically required such care, as long as hospitals provide benefits to the community in other ways — for example, by offering health fairs, screening for cancer and cholesterol, providing emergency care, training doctors and conducting medical research.

Then again, we did not specifically rule out psychogenic ED by the use of psychometric assessments or by evaluating the intactness of sleep-time erections through nocturnal penile tumescence and rigidity testing.

The U.S. president was someone in the future, not specifically Ronald Reagan, then in office.

If we accept the proposition that Holder was not lying when he claimed that the younger al-Awlaki was "not specifically targeted," then he was not killed in a so-called "personality strike" (i.e. a strike on known terrorists who are "nominated" to be on a "kill list" approved by President Obama and his advisors in teleconferences).

It's also likely that there will be local bus operators offering travel cards, if not specifically for students, then for local residents.

"So the concept of aspiration, or indeed their concept of efficiency, ends in 2017, and from then on funding increases by indexes not specifically related to changes in the costs in education.

The bone had been intentionally, though reluctantly, broken for shipping and then not preserved in the normal manner, specifically because Schweitzer was hoping to test it for soft tissue.

He argued that if the action of the state government is not specifically barred by Congress then it's legal.

(The Black Panther was introduced before then, breaking the race barrier, but he is not specifically African-American).

However, I have a pretty rigid rule: if I'm not specifically passionate about the problem being addressed, then I won't engage.