Sentence examples for do so particularly from inspiring English sources

There is plenty of room to do so, particularly in wholesale banking.

I think many of us expected they might do so particularly after everything that has happened.

The provider may agree to do so, particularly if they believe the overdraft was caused by circumstances beyond your control.

But they disagree sharply on the proper policies to do so, particularly when it comes to taxes and government transfer programs.

Although photovoltaic cells can capture sunlight on their own and turn it into electricity, they do not do so particularly efficiently, said David Bushman, a NASA scientist.

Less discussed is how much his teen stars influenced him, and how much he wanted them to do so, particularly Ringwald.

He may have done so, particularly in regard to Mr. Reagan's record.

For example, if one looked closely at males for their testicles (not that I recommend doing so, particularly for elephants), one would not find them.

And not only did they dispense advice – the most famous of them all, perhaps, the Daily Mirror's Marje Proops doing so particularly briskly during her 40-year tenure – but increasingly they became campaigners.

She argues that had the U.S. done so — particularly in Bosnia and Rwanda — it could have averted the murder of tens or hundreds of thousands; instead, geopolitical considerations, indifference, and worries over domestic support trumped American ideals.

All in all, it's fair to say Apple is clearly staffing up on people to manage its relationships with its music industry partners in Europe, and doing so particularly in countries where Spotify is currently gaining momentum among music fans.