Sentence examples for especially at the height from inspiring English sources

Especially at the height of the season, there is no excuse.

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U.S. involvement in the conflict between North and South Vietnam sparked intense debate across this country, especially at the height of American participation in 1967 and 1968.

The arrangements were intended to protect their personal portfolios when the firm's stock was highly volatile, especially at the height of the crisis.In some cases, executives saved millions of dollars by using these tactics.

You'll need to taxi in and out at night time, but by swapping a touristy location for Gavea's hills, you'll get a lot more hotel for your money, and a cool place to relax, especially at the height of the Brazilian summer.

Health care remains a pivotal, and often controversial, issue these days – especially at the height of this political season.

Fresher and fruitier than the more familiar dry variety, bircher muesli is the perfect way to start the day, especially now, at the height of the apple season.

"For a city that depends on tourism — especially coming at the height of their summer season," said Dave Senick, deputy city editor for The Victoria Times Colonist, "it was a black eye broadcast across Canada and the world".

The state agency's report asserted that Con Edison failed to meet reliability and performance standards, especially when, at the height of last July's breakdown, the utility knew less than it said and consequently did less than it could to reduce the extent of the power failure.

This was especially so at the height of the global financial crisis, which was explained, wrongly, by the Indian press as a consequence of economic liberalism.There is also a deep distrust of businessmen, who are often thought of as rapacious and creating shoddy products and services (in some cases this is justified).

Many of them took on significant amounts of debt in their takeovers, especially those struck at the height of the credit boom in 2007.