Sentence examples for but particularly so for from inspiring English sources
Straight single axisymmetric nanowires are significant for many applications, but particularly so for sensors based on nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) such as nanoresonators.
This was true for most rivers, but particularly so for those rivers that drained large quantities of meltwater and sediment from the glacier margins.
In 1928 Motley had a solo exhibition at the New Gallery in New York City, an important milestone in any artist's career but particularly so for an African American artist in the early 20th century.
The company's revenue continues to grow about 20percentt a year, an impressive figure for any business, but particularly so for one that is on pace to generate approximately $60 billion this year.
The task — in which carbon emissions are pumped into underground reservoirs rather than released — is challenging for any fuel source, but particularly so for coal, which produces more carbon dioxide than oil or natural gas.
Here are some of the other frustrations, as comparisons between party affiliation : A vehicle driven by oneself is the most trusted mode of transport, but particularly so for Conservative supporters.
Postoperative quality of life is an outcome of importance to all ages, but perhaps particularly so for those whose absolute life expectancy is limited by virtue of age.
I've long believed that urban combat is inherently hazardous for civilians, but particularly so in city-fights against ISIS.
Figuring out who will turn out is always a challenge for pollsters, but particularly so in a year when Democrats are banking on supporters who are enthusiastic about this year's elections but haven't been reliable midterm votes in the past.
Our experience suggests they are also important for face-to-face group activity, but may be particularly so for a virtual approach because the setting of group norms of participation help prevent uncertainty and the potential for disruption that could result.
