Sentence examples for answer particularly from inspiring English sources

And they were the hardest to answer, particularly for men of that generation.

It's a difficult question to answer, particularly for harried researchers and editors on tight budgets, and tighter deadlines.

Often, relatives don't have the answer, particularly with career pressures and the diffuse family networks created by modern life.

Moreover, the answer – particularly with regard to some of the newer categories beyond race and religion – might depend on what state you're in.

If it looks like the weather is not on your side, then a trip to Exhibition Road could provide the answer, particularly if you've got children in tow.

Its report says the apps industry does have a case to answer, particularly around pressuring children to make in-game purchases.

There are no easy answers, particularly not with money so tight.

What questions do you ask?" Over the course of more than 250 interviews, I've heard some surprising answers, particularly about the questions they ask job candidates.

Impressively brazen, this, to publish your arsenal of non-spontaneous answers, particularly when you plan to go on using them as if they're fresh.

Some found that Mr. Cheney's authoritative answers, particularly on foreign policy and national security, underscored the thinness of Mr. Bush's responses in those areas.

A Google spokesman said: "This is a really important issue for which there are no easy answers, particularly when balancing freedom of expression and tackling unlawful content.