Sentence examples for be particularly true of from inspiring English sources

This can be particularly true of so-called 363 sales – when distressed companies sell their assets before a reorganization plan.

This is found to be particularly true of the NaOH reaction base, where the effects of dissolved CO2 are the most noticeable and persistent.

"We have observed this to be particularly true of bonds whose revenues or cash flows rely on investment earnings from short-term investments such as money market funds".

Voters did not trust Ed Miliband to run the economy and that seems to be particularly true of those in marginal seats who were neither poor nor rich but struggling to get by.

This may be particularly true of Erik Satie (1866-1925), the French composer who challenged the logic of the musical establishment with daringly simple piano pieces and incongruous materials stuffed into his ballets.

This may be particularly true of those Americans who came of age in the 1990s as the United States triumphed over the Soviets, its status as a benevolent superpower somehow confirmed.

This is particularly true of the stockmarket.

This is particularly true of the Barnes.

This is particularly true of string theory.

This is particularly true of younger voters.

This is particularly true of Durst.