Sentence examples for be done particularly in from inspiring English sources

"That's not to say more work doesn't need to be done," particularly in reducing pollution from ozone and fine particles.

While more remains to be done, particularly in our poorest neighbourhoods, the result of these efforts is positive.

Dr. Appel said much more needed to be done, particularly in educating families and gaining the support of marketers of fast food and soft drinks.

In South Beach, Florida, hundreds gathered at the LGBT visitors' center to celebrate and to declare that more work was left to be done, particularly in Florida, where a 2008 constitutional amendment outlawed same-sex marriages.

Mohsen el-Missiry of the Ministry of Civil Aviation, said pointedly, "Additional work remains to be done, particularly in assessing the design of the Boeing 767 elevator control system".

But the report also said that the board would need to consider the results of its reviews of audits and auditing firms to determine whether more needed to be done, particularly in cases where a company had used the same auditor for decades.

But he was personally rebellious and anarchic, and that cheered his writers up because his mischievousness and terror of boredom, habit and respectability reminded us what we were supposed to be doing particularly in the 1980s and early 1990s, during that period of greatest Thatcherite ignorance, destructiveness and philistinism.

But the psychological damage was done, particularly in Khorkina's case.

What is remarkable, real estate agents and builders said, is the extent of stonework being done, particularly in new construction.

The research was done particularly in the city of Istanbul, Turkey.

A number of longitudinal studies have been done, particularly in the US, on the attitudes and motivations underlying the younger generations' educational and occupational pathways (Haller, Otto, Meier, & Ohlendorf, 1974).