Sentence examples for ask particularly for from inspiring English sources

The right question to ask, particularly for public schools in low-income urban neighborhoods, is the following: Is my local public school, charter, traditional or some other variation, connected to neighborhood initiatives in housing and community wellness?

If anyone is nearby, ask particularly for assistance from him or her.

They asked particularly for a new committee to oversee the project budget, and they seemed to take a swipe at a proposed new house for the New York City Opera, now sharing the New York State Theater with the New York City Ballet.

For private outfitter and Forest Service campground information and to order maps (ask for the particularly detailed, water-resistant "Visitors Travel Guide and Map of the Gila Wilderness," $6), contact the U.S. Forest Service at 505-536-9461 or http://www.nps.gov/gicl.

4. To ask for people, particularly journalists, to take the pledge to show Respect in Reporting.

"We really don't recommend technology-type funds and certainly not specific internet shares to clients unless they ask for a particularly high risk investment and are prepared to lose all their money," he says.

"Sadly email is just not safe and you cannot trust it all the time". Commander Greany thinks more people need to be suspicious of emails that ask for payment particularly if they are persistent and include new bank account details. "The best thing for any individual to do is to pick up the phone and speak to the business they are dealing with," he suggested.

35 Patients may be reluctant to ask for clarification, particularly when there is a language barrier.

Ask questions, particularly the question "why?

Some fault Mayor Bloomberg for not asking for more, particularly in a year when the city could make a strong case for sympathetic ears.

As a result, many parents already face a long, hard battle to secure financial support for their child to attend a specialist college, particularly as many are asking for funding for their child to study in a different local authority.