Sentence examples for especially during this time from inspiring English sources

"Surely it is up to the government agencies to ensure this information is widespread, especially during this time period".

It's a subtle but significant distinction and it has unmistakable political overtones, especially during this time of rising class resentment.

"I find it extremely discouraging, especially during this time period we're in," said Ms. Fields, who has been trying for several months now to establish a council with a ground-level understanding of the city.

His great subject was unguarded desire, and, especially during this time of year, his music, his life, and his untimely death express the yearning to survive a cold season, get through, be warm and fed and fine.

March 29-31, Japan Society will present a program called "Kabuki Dance," led by the dancer Bando Kotoji, whose melancholy precision relays a sense of the ephemeral — especially during this time of year.

While it was too early to tell whether the storm would affect Thinking Caps' bottom line, Ms. Mayzler said it was unprecedented for the company to have a week with so few lessons, especially during this time of year.

"I am honored to be a part of such an amazing cause, especially during this critical time for NRDC," Louis-Dreyfus told the Los Angeles Times.

"The taxpayers of Nassau County, especially now during this time of fiscal crisis, cannot afford this agreement," he said.

"We know that there are developmental changes occurring in the teen years and up through the early 20s, and the brain may be especially vulnerable during this time," Dr. Meier said.

But if we don't pass the bill immediately, we will imperil programs that have proved vital to our youth, families and schools for decades, and that are especially important during this time of economic stress.

"It's a despicable practice and I don't suggest anyone doing the aforementioned, especially since, during this time of year, emotions are extremely high and you risk getting your tires slashed (men)." Sounds like someone got their dick burned because our guide wasn't around last cuffing season.