Sentence examples for a particularly major from inspiring English sources

Cats pose a particularly major threat to both native birds and small mammals.

But the approval of the corporate jet center last month was a particularly major loss.

Contrary to the perception of the UK as the high altar of immigration, it is not a particularly major magnet for refugees.

This is a particularly major advance.

This could be a particularly major issue with New Zealand data, because the field plots are small (0.04 hectares) and geopositioning was not conducted with a survey-grade (i.e. differential) GPS.

The introduction of the maternity allowance was a particularly major reform, as it enabled more births to be attended by doctors, thus leading to reductions in infant mortality.

Over 90% of suicide attempters or victims have a psychiatric diagnosis, particularly major depression and bipolar disorder [Beautrais et al., 1996; Qin, 2011].

The changes that led to the Paris accord came about through a mix of factors, particularly major shifts in the domestic politics and bilateral relationships of China and the United States, the world's two largest greenhouse gas polluters.

Els was candid today, discussing how much he thought about Woods before a tournament, particularly a major championship.

Cell phone users find it is not uncommon to have calls dropped in midsentence, and sometimes it can appear impossible to make a connection after dialing a number, particularly in major cities and crowded airports.

The undercount of those minorities led to a push, particularly by major cities that lost millions in federal aid, to adjust the 1990 census based on the analysis.