Sentence examples for especially so in winter from inspiring English sources

Rita Bowery, by email A: The Keys aren't a cheap destination – food, petrol and people travel a long way to get here, and living costs reflect that, especially so in winter, when snowbirds from across the US come for the warm sun and relaxed atmosphere.

Sleep is important all year round, but is especially so in winter.

It looks especially so in early spring, when the poplars and oaks and maples are in fresh leaf, their lower branches spreading shade over walkways, hedges, and resurrected lawns.

This was especially so in 1996, when national polls implied a double-digit victory for Bill Clinton over Bob Dole and Ross Perott) but state polls were more in line with the single-digit victory that he actually achieved.

At a snowy disused aerodrome in Essex, an unlucky vole becomes breakfast for a beautiful lady barn owl – red of beak and claw, and especially so in the winter whiteout.

"That's been true the last several years, but especially so in the last year".

There is a common general impression that Singapore is a far less litigious country than some others, such as the USA, and especially so in the 1980s.

In fact, U.S. equity markets have been downright laggards compared with their global counterparts in recent years, and especially so in the past six months.

Being well documented across southern and central Europe, and especially so in children (10 ), our traveler infected in Mongolia represents the first documented case of TIBOLA acquired in Asia and illustrates how travel medicine may help identify new areas of endemicity for infectious diseases.

This is especially so in Britain, where David Cameron suggested last week in an interview with The Times of London that doing so could help sway a planned referendum on whether to stay in the Union.

This was especially so in the two generations following 1865, when the question of the Civil War remained an active issue in American politics.