Sentence examples for are particularly in from inspiring English sources

Interesting restaurants are particularly in evidence.

Of course they are – particularly in London where land is scarce and expensive.

He said the refugees are particularly in need of housing now that the rainy season has begun.

Countries that offer ready access to ancient culture, including Bhutan, Peru and Egypt, are particularly in demand among her clientele.

And Catholic Charities said that three of their shelters in the District are particularly in need of more blankets.

For another, those who have been poor throughout their lives are particularly in need of help in old age.

Families that are below the average income level but not poor enough for subsidized schooling are particularly in danger of having their children under-served.

In November, the building was included in the department's new Alternative Enforcement Program, which focuses on 200 buildings that are particularly in need of repair.

But now ISIS is asking its supporters, as Al Qaeda did before it, to stay home and stage attacks where they are, particularly in the Dar Al-Kufr.

I feel it's more important to respect people for who and what they are - particularly in business," he said.

Right now, there is a lot of agreement in our world about how "bad" things are -- particularly in relation to the economy.