Sentence examples for counties particularly in from inspiring English sources

The biggest obstacle in many developing counties, particularly in Africa, is that lack of access.

Half of the poor lived in rural counties, particularly in the South.

But this drought is among the worst, and in some counties, particularly in the northern plains, it is the most devastating in more than a century.

However, I write separately to discuss several concerns with Florida's present election code and the use of different voting systems in place in Florida's 67 counties, particularly in light of the United States Supreme Court decision in Bush v. Gore.

More than a third of Tulare's residents receive some kind of public assistance, census figures show, and the figures in other counties, particularly in the southern end, are not much less.

"We are the envy of many counties particularly in terms of our finances and in terms of the way the ground looks, and this building will be the core of that," Mr Lavender said.

Heavy snow is causing serious disruption across the county, particularly in northern and western parts.

It was from them that I heard the stories of the witty, secretive, reclusive and dedicated writer who lived and worked almost all her life in the home counties, particularly Penn in Buckinghamshire.

But most counties, particularly here in the conservative Central Valley, have focused on building jail capacity.

They found that urban counties, particularly those in the Ohio River Valley and the southern part of the country, had the highest proportion of preterm births that could be attributed to particulate matter in the air.

The Westminster parish of St Margaret and St John, for example, had a preference for neighbouring counties, particularly Lambeth and Southwark in Surrey.