Sentence examples for be particularly great from inspiring English sources
adverb
Especially, extremely.
"We're not thinking that 2010 is going to be particularly great," Mr. Bowers said.
From then on, I naïvely thought, no challenge would be particularly great, and no fortune would come as a surprise.
The relief will be particularly great in Portugal and Spain, where the governments have been trying hard to keep bond buyers loyal and speculators away.
While traditional media companies have become far more active in expanding their Web operations, the pressure may be particularly great at Viacom and CBS.
Investors will become pickier about the contracts they enter into as a result of the limits, which may cause markets to become less liquid, worsening volatility rather than reducing it.This risk will be particularly great for long-dated futures, where fewer traders are active, because it will be easier to reach the 25% ceiling.
The impact would be particularly great among young people, who as a group suffer the highest unemployment.
India Knight and Kat Banyard were particularly great.
The disparities were particularly great among children.
"But nothing was particularly great and trading was very weak".
He didn't think it was particularly great".
"M.L.P.'s are particularly great for older people who are retiring.
