Sentence examples for was made very specific from inspiring English sources
However the link between the two was made very specific when in Dr No, the first of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels to be produced as a film in 1962, the evil scientist's underwater lair at Crab Key in Jamaica provides the setting for an unexpected encounter.
This isn't just some rhetoric designed to be molded to some vague, yet-to-be-defined compromise: Labor is making very specific demands.
This approach however has been made very difficult by the absence of specific reagents required for the detection of antibodies from the majority of wild animal species.
It was as if someone had come in, made very specific choices about what to take, and then calmly departed with the haul of a lifetime and one of the biggest watch heists in world history.
Zardari made very specific commitments to Kayani.
It's significant that McDougal and Clifford are both making very specific arguments against the validity of their contracts—arguments that don't necessarily touch the enforceability of N.D.A.s, per se.
In many cases there is no need to make very specific metaphysical commitments, because only certain modest assumptions on the structure of these objects are required, independently from whether they are finally taken to be syntactic objects, propositions or still something else.
A corollary to comment #5 is that the best hypotheses make very specific predictions that can be empirically tested - or in the case of evolutionary hypotheses at least interrogated via direct observations on standing variation.
Non-descript praise is also out, and instead we make very specific comments about things they do well.
If we look at opinion polls and actual voting patterns, the Democratic electorate has not been giving very definite economic instructions or making very specific demands.
They've all been made with very specific hardware in mind, and it's nontrivial to add a pointer to menus, change relative camera movement to absolute movement and so on.
