Sentence examples for could be particularly true from inspiring English sources

Ms. Morrissey, the P.T.A. spokeswoman, said that could be particularly true if an American model is adopted uncritically.

That could be particularly true for tour packages that combine air fare and lodging, where international competition is already intense.

This could be particularly true in states like Ohio, Michigan and Missouri, which have lost the most jobs since Mr. Bush became president.

This could be particularly true because Hanyu must cope with ligament damage to his right ankle sustained in November as he seeks to become the first figure skater in 66 years to win consecutive Olympic gold medals.

This could be particularly true for components 4 and 5.

This could be particularly true for some categories of incentives that address the crisis-induced difficulties of the firms, such as wage-supplementation schemes and public credit guarantees.

He always conveyed a sense of life shifting in ways that you couldn't understand - which may be particularly true for people living in the East.

This would be particularly true if apoptosis could be targeted at defined cell compartments, rather than acting ubiquitously like chemotherapy.

However, land transfers did often create a non-noble rural middle class that owned an adequate amount of land or extensive flocks and could dominate local politics; this was particularly true in the former Papal States of central Italy.

Campaign group WebRoots Democracy laid out the argument for online votes in its own report, claiming two thirds of respondents to a survey would be more likely to vote if they could do so online, and that's particularly true for younger voters.

This is particularly true if the problems could go undetected by customers.