Sentence examples for what more specifically from inspiring English sources

"What will that do to society?" What, more specifically, will it do to life expectancy, fertility, and migration?

What, though, more specifically, is the cash value of his metaphor of Einfühlung?

Here, and elsewhere (Nikolaev et al. 2007; Lartillot and Delsuc 2012; Romiguier et al. 2013), what is more specifically observed is a correlation between d N/d S or Kr/Kc and body mass (and other LHT).

Joseph Gagnon explained very specifically what more the Fed could have done.

The dangerous criminalisation of the burqa, and those who wear it, plays out repeatedly so that what women wear – or more specifically what some Muslim women wear – means it is seen as a threat to national security.

One of the incredible parts of attending government policymaking conferences on innovation ecosystems (and you thought C-SPAN was boring!) is that few politicians and their policy managers even know what Silicon Valley is, or more specifically, what makes it tick.

What I was more specifically worried about was what would happen to Jake... where would he go?

What this addition more specifically consists of cannot be determined from our questionnaire survey, but does deserve to be further examined.

Analysts at Evolution say the real worry is what is happening in Bahrain, or more specifically, what happens if the trouble there spills over into Saudi Arabia.

A display in the cab allowed us to see what the truck was seeing, or more specifically what the camera-based system sees.

I was eager to help, and was also curious to learn what life is like in Cuba and more specifically, what it means to be a skateboarder there.