Sentence examples for be found particularly in from inspiring English sources
Choice feminism can be found particularly in media representations of what feminism is and what women's empowerment might look like.
Haiti's mountains are mainly limestone, although some volcanic formations can be found, particularly in the Massif du Nord.
However, I would argue that there is novelty to be found, particularly in the themes of different generations' protests, which reveal a profound transformation in cultural attitudes both towards and amongst doctors.
This system rapidly caught on in England and in the United States, where a number of sites bearing the name Telegraph Hill or Signal Hill can still be found, particularly in coastal regions.
Further developments of the Wolffian philosophy can be found particularly in the domain of aesthetics with Gottsched and Baumgarten.
He added that while police forces will have to find their share of savings, the government believed they could be found, "particularly in regard to police forces working more efficiently, savings in the back room, and forces collaborating on procuring equipment".
A more serious degeneration, called pterygium, is found particularly in people who live in bright, sunny climates.
Experts said the problems were caused by the drought's effect on soil that is found particularly in the east of England.
It is about the same size as the common sturgeon and is found particularly in the rivers feeding the Black and Caspian seas.
