Sentence examples for are on particularly from inspiring English sources

Managers who are industry outsiders are on particularly slippery ground.

Kyrgyzstan's Environment Ministry said three of the most radioactive sites are on particularly unstable ground.

The sales are on – particularly good for designer-vest buying btw – ergo any trends related to that season are officially done.

Yes, these over-the-top toppers have become synonymous with the Derby and are on particularly high alert this year as the royal wedding (another famous hat event) is just two weeks later.

Talk to your doctor about the medications you are on, particularly the heart medications.

"Defending star players is one, particularly on the perimeter".

The big names are generally overpriced, even with a £10 reduction (Bollinger was on particularly disappointing form at a recent tasting).

Jason Bateman is on particularly cold and uninteresting form as a white-collar guy whose only worry is getting ribbed about his "girly" name: Sandy Patterson.

But his prophetic abilities were on particularly fine display in the recent A.F.C. championship game between the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs.

"Our focus is on particularly criminal entities within this world.

She's picked on, particularly by her classmate Tomoya Yu.