Sentence examples for be particularly good from inspiring English sources

Physical activity (PA) performed outdoors has been found to be particularly good for promoting well-being.

Outdoor recreational PA, defined here as "to be outside in natural or cultural landscapes for well-being and encounters with nature without demands for competition" [ 6] has been shown to be particularly good for promoting well-being.

That wouldn't be particularly good for America either.

None of those would be particularly good news for the markets.

Space-shuttle launches are reckoned to be particularly good places to spread the gospel.

"You don't have to be particularly good at hindsight to realise the deal was a mistake".

Try the rice alone or with some chicken or fish; chargrilled salmon would be particularly good.

Employers want to see why you would be particularly good for their vacancy as opposed to any other job going.

As a fan, I think it would be great someday — or one day — when this franchise can be particularly good".

He said he did not expect the Cisco news to be particularly good, or to start a lasting rally.

Aristophanes was actually mocking kisses in his plays — none of those kisses were supposed to be particularly good.