Sentence examples for ask you particularly from inspiring English sources

We ask you, particularly if you are a 'friend' of the original Sports Medicine journal, to keep Sports Medicine - Open in mind when considering where to submit your original research.

High: I also wanted to ask you about trends that particularly excite you as you look to the future.

Does he or she ask you the right questions, particularly what your goals are – protecting your principal or aggressively seeking to build your net worth?

Yes, it's rude for someone to ask you about your genitals, and particularly on television.

High: I want to conclude by asking you about trends that particularly excite you looking out three or five years into the future.

Americans seem to be particularly annoying when asking you to work something out, opting for phrases like "go figure" and "you do the math".

But it can be dangerous, particularly if someone is asking you a question.

"But if you ask people particularly in advanced nations whether hunger is rising or poverty is rising, they think it is.

That was in 1936, when there were plenty of daring questions to ask; by 1940, in Paris, it became too daring to ask them, particularly if you were, like Fondane, Jewish.

It's a tough ask, particularly when you know how difficult the league is.

But there are also less obvious — and telling — questions you probably don't realize you should ask, particularly in today's market.