Sentence examples for contacts particularly from inspiring English sources

Possessing impressive international contacts, particularly in Spain, while knowing the Premier League inside out, Martínez can also prosper on a tight budget.

Kazakhstan's foreign ministry said U.S. immigration officials discovered the students while investigating the Tsarnaev brothers' "possible links and contacts," particularly those who studied with them.

He served a five-year term as the BBC's National Governor in Scotland and cultivated international academic contacts, particularly with the University of Lodz in Poland.

This paper presents a numerical model to deal with such contacts, particularly with the general configuration double interfaces.

In contrast, in the binding process the intermediate state showed a considerable number of nonnative contacts, particularly for the disordered system (Figures 4A C).

HIV-status reporting has generally improved for the PPD− homeless contacts, particularly after 1999 (Figure 3B), but the converse is observed for the PPD− non-homeless contacts (Figure 3D).

One paradox of the high-tech economy is that it has increased the demand for face-to-face contact, particularly in business services.

Although some Samoan values and customs have changed markedly since European contact, particularly in Apia, Samoans have strived to preserve the fa'a Samoa ("Samoan way of life"); thus, many traditions and outward features of rural life have remained virtually unchanged.

Its staff have been working with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, in Richland, to develop a way of mapping land that can tell the firm where best to grow black Périgord truffles, generally regarded as France's most exquisite variety.First, the company contacted particularly successful producers of black Périgords in both Europe and Australia.

Most injuries were due to equipment contact, particularly stick contact (35.5 %) and ball contact (14.2 %).

Most injuries were due to equipment contact, particularly stick contact (35.5 %) and ball contact (14.2 %), followed by player contact (18.1 %; Table 3).