Sentence examples for beginning particularly from inspiring English sources

Beginning particularly in the late 1960s, some conservative Democrats and influential Texas liberals began subtly to support Republicans, whom they considered more liberal than the old-line Democratic leaders.

Beginning particularly with Set 6, many of the dinucleotide STRPs were replaced with tri- and tetranucleotide STRPs from the Cooperative Human Linkage Center CHLCC) [ 13].

Some in the US military were sceptical from the beginning, particularly at US Africa Command (Africom), based in Germany.

Some suspect that tough inspections like these might have made a difference had they been carried out from the beginning, particularly in catching corrupt Americans.

Jean Revault d'Allonnes, an investor who still believes in the castle's viability, said in an e-mail that it "was underfunded from the beginning," particularly its advertising budget.

When it comes to development, the easy part is at the beginning, particularly for top-down economies and cultures.

That has not stopped, but now a reverse flow has begun, particularly to countries like China and India and, to a lesser extent, Brazil and Russia.

The preservation and restoration of buildings or entire settlements in situ also began; particularly well known is Colonial Williamsburg, founded in Virginia in 1926.

He says that he decided to run for a third term mainly to finish some of the major projects he had begun, particularly in Hartford.

Third stream began, particularly in the cultivated hands of pianist Ran Blake, to mate classical concepts and techniques with all manner of ethnic and vernacular musics and traditions as well as with jazz.

Data aside, there are reasons to believe that women have borne a lot of hardship since the recession began, particularly as many remained the primary caregivers for children and elderly parents even as they took on new roles as breadwinners.