Sentence examples for especially in the sphere of from inspiring English sources

But developments in America have placed them on a collision course, especially in the sphere of criminal justice.

Yet those that came to power have not provided citizens with the answers they seek, especially in the sphere of economic opportunity.

This is a national disgrace, and both the Conservative governments of Thatcher and Major, and the New Labour governments of Blair and Brown, were woefully negligent, especially in the sphere of social housing.

So I said that while a population boom would create many additional challenges for African governments, especially in the sphere of social services, a huge labour pool also meant opportunities for rapid economic growth, provided enough jobs are created for the millions of young Africans who will soon be of working age.

Financial statements may be undervalued due to informal activity (especially in the sphere of trade and services).

The authors analysed different approaches to ESP and its problems expressed by such authors as Hutchinson & Waters, Crocker and McDonough and came to the conclusion that although teaching of ESP is in many ways similar to that of General English, it still has some specific features especially in the sphere of Economics.

It's a constant balancing act, especially in the Christian sphere, of figuring out who's genuine, who's just being ignorant, and who is genuinely trying to trap me in a discussion that I don't want to have.

For Cohen and Arato, civil society, the arena of citizenship, is "a sphere of social interaction between economy and state, composed above all of the intimate sphere (especially the family), the sphere of associations (especially voluntary associations), social movements, and forms of public communication".

Those knowledge and information prove to be extremely vast and complex in the sphere of urban recovery, especially when the active involvement of several different participants, such as private companies, the Public Administration, and the citizens, is taken into consideration.

The most serious problem was found in the sphere of the information flow and especially in the lack of the data consistency.

Among the actions of the State in the sphere of race relations are initiatives aimed at strengthening racial identity, especially "Black identity" encompassing the sum of those self-categorized as Brown or Black in the censuses and government surveys.