Sentence examples for deal particularly with from inspiring English sources
The Hoskins Visitor is a Christian leader invited to the School to deal particularly with issues that relate to the reform and renewal of the church.
When asked if he believed the team's improved play -- the Knicks are 22-22 withimin in the lineup -- should prevent Layden from making a major deal, particularly with Antonio McDyess rejoining the team next season, Sprewell showed that he was unsure of his future with the Knicks.
Representatives of a bloc of more than 130 developing countries said they were pleased with the deal -- particularly with new commitments of more than $450 million a year from the industrialized countries to help them adapt to climate change and adopt technologies to avoid making the problem worse as their economies grow.
According to Herrera and Schroth (2004), a financial innovation deal (particularly with credit derivatives) must undergo further incremental changes to meet client specifications and improve product quality.
The available studies in this field deal particularly with adults or with children belonging to high-risk groups such as neonates and those who are immunocompromized due to HIV infection and children with underlying malignancies [ 4- 7].
During World War II he was assistant chief, Division of Southeast Asian Affairs in the State Department, where he dealt particularly with Thailand and Indonesia.
The tool describes a given region on a base model; dealing particularly with location, size and orientation of general geometric features on the surface of such model.
Post-care satisfaction surveys do not necessarily reflect the population of veterans at the center of the VA scandal, which dealt particularly with patients' access to care.
One does not become the highest paid female athlete in the world without recognizing that the greatest potential for earnings comes not from winning championships, but from endorsement deals, particularly with fashion and sportswear brands.
Working within the EU we need to push for major trade deals, particularly with the US, and eliminate the tariffs and harmonise the regulation which too often hold businesses back.
