Sentence examples for a particular form of from inspiring English sources
These are ordinarily made from a particular form of silicon called polysilicon.
"They created an overreliance on a particular form of compensation," Mr. Hodgson said of Sprint's directors.
"But copyright law was written with a particular form of industry in mind.
Invented a particular form of floppy Englishness that makes us much more attractive to foreigners.
"Chara," he said, the local word for a particular form of bad luck, elsewhere known as shrapnel.
In Germany, technocratic solutions (and a particular form of economic orthodoxy) suits both the German psyche and their economy.
ID is the most recent manifestation of a particular form of 19th-century, American, Protestant, evangelical thinking.
A particular form of bias is manifested in the way we measure – or fail to measure – aspects of people's lives.
It links happiness with an alleged British predisposition for depression as arising from a particular form of the serotonin gene.
Fourth, not merely allow but require large banks to issue and regularly reissue a particular form of subordinated debt.
From Washington to New York State, a series of "snowmageddons" have wreaked a particular form of havoc for Orthodox Jews.
