Sentence examples for to answer more specifically from inspiring English sources

To answer more specifically, I think leaving flash drives in bathrooms was a pretty great idea.

Myerson would not reveal more about the company's strategy beyond that — "I don't want to answer more specifically," he said when pressed — but it's easy to begin connecting the dots of Microsoft's new mobile road map.

That's something that the Weyland scene would have answered more specifically had it been in.

To answer more complex questions on vulnerable subpopulations specifically designed surveys have been advised [ 6].

Asked where it went wrong, she laughed and went on, "If I were to say 'everywhere,' would that be a smart-aleck answer?" More specifically, the editing is sloppy, and, while the book was narrated from the perspective of a child, the movie "completely lost the voice of the child and made it into the story of an old Hollywood movie star," she said.

ccLoop thinks lists are the answer, more specifically their vision of the 'Smart Mailing List'.

But Rind and his colleagues wanted to answer that question more specifically: how much worse off were the sexually abused?

To answer your question more specifically, I hope to continue along the path that I've found, which is brand new to me.

The question that we have to answer, before turning more specifically to the challenge of HIV/AIDS, concerns the contribution of comparative research to our insights on health system functioning.

In other words, someone called a random sample of voters with the intent to "elicit answers," or more specifically reactions, to negative messages that the Clinton campaign or an allied group considered airing in California.

A spokesperson declined to answer specifically, saying only that: "We are constantly experimenting with new ways to make this feature more efficient and provide better functionality".