Sentence examples for especially in relation to the from inspiring English sources

We conjecture that P. acnes colonises a relatively "extreme" habitat especially in relation to the availability of water and possibly related factors such as ionic strength and osmolarity.

"The Tharsis dome is enormous, especially in relation to the size of Mars.

"President Roh will get more power, especially in relation to the National Assembly.

Explores Balinese family life, especially in relation to the upbringing of children.

Some urgent humanitarian matters have been addressed, especially in relation to the freedom of NGOs to deliver essential services.

That is not to imply approval of the Netanyahu government's policies, especially in relation to the West Bank.

It left me with the difficult decision as to how I should treat the competition as a whole, especially in relation to the fiercely contested annual honours list.

Not that Tommy would recognize himself as an anxious person; he doesn't know who he is, especially in relation to the tremendous loss he has experienced.

They are largely justified, especially in relation to the pre-crisis period, when, as King carefully shows, the very nature of banking changed, mainly for the worse.

Yes, there are echoes of skulduggery at the margins, especially in relation to the conduct of "the war on terror" in the Bush years.

The effect, and this especially in relation to the long delay before the main verb arrives in a sentence, is positively infectious.