Sentence examples for causing particularly from inspiring English sources

Inspectors said Greater Manchester, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Gloucestershire were causing particularly serious concern.

Since the mid-1970s a blight, dogwood anthracnose (see anthracnose), has infested the North American species, causing particularly severe damage in portions of the eastern United States.

We can already see what harm fossil fuel-generated air pollution is causing, particularly in the growing cities of India and China, where millions of people are having their lives cut short.

First it was her fabric flower brooches; next the New Hampshire farm to which she and her husband, Ryan Fry, a photographer, had relocated from New York; and then the introduction of her clothing line, with the spring 2011 lineup of shift dresses and scalloped skirts causing particularly feverish obsession.

The stressful environmental conditions responsible for the decline in numbers also were seen as causing particularly strong natural selection.

Using a combination of infrared (heat) and visible sensors, the active fires and the associated smoke plumes causing particularly bad air quality in Northern California are clearly seen.

Valley glaciers can cause particularly intense debris-laden floods.

The lack of fluids can sometimes also cause particularly awkward moments during standard postmatch drug testing.

"They showed an alarming disregard for the misery their tactics can cause, particularly to elderly and vulnerable people.

Cowart spent the 14 months after the explosion in excrutiating pain, caused particularly by daily immersions to sterilize his burns.

Even using it against enemy combatants has raised concerns, given that the munitions can cause particularly horrific injuries.