Sentence examples for coming particularly from inspiring English sources

Its support is disproportionately rural, coming particularly from large farmers, and has suffered as that segment of the population has declined in numbers.

DC though must have felt that a goal was coming, particularly with the torrid time Lade was enduring from Pontius and the space Najar was creating down the right.

A recent survey of association members found that "more than half expected spending to decline over the next six months," Mr. Liodice said in an interview, so "there is a retrenchment" coming, particularly among "car companies, home building companies and financial institutions, who will have tough times for some time to come".

They realize change is coming, particularly in the provider space.

Rumors are coming particularly early for the anticipated 10th anniversary iPhone 8, due out later this year.

However, the whites kept coming, particularly after the discovery in 1886 of gold deposits in the South African Republic (or Transvaal), which prompted the Witwatersrand Gold Rush and the founding of Johannesburg.

No one came particularly close.

And that comes particularly handy with villains".

The answers came particularly early this year.

He came particularly close to selling to Disney.

With dozens of students in the audience of 1,500, the booing came particularly fast and furious.