Sentence examples for especially so where from inspiring English sources

This is especially so where, as here, no state proceeding had been instituted or was pending when the District Court's jurisdiction was invoked.

Varves are a common feature in many areas and especially so where the land has received meltwaters from ice sheets and glaciers.

This is especially so where there is no meaningful action by the two largest economies of the world the United States and China.

Public trust requires that the BBC's impartiality must be comprehensive and indivisible across all issues, and especially so where its own interests are concerned.

This is especially so where shoreface bathymetric datasets, which are generally lacking, are collected over time, enabling more or less fine resolution of the meso-scale coastal sediment budget.

Especially so where political (and politically charged) topics are concerned.

It might be the case that taking specific measures is difficult; that might especially be so where a diffuse pollution source is involved (such as agriculture).

This was especially so in "Petrushka," where the players were part of the show and had much else to do.

That hard-nosed attitude is especially so in Hollywood, where battles over authorship can be particularly ferocious.

This was especially so in California where Chinese labourers were working for low wages in mines and on railroads, and had been the target of racially discriminatory laws.

This is especially so in Italy and Spain, where the rates small firms pay to borrow are far above those set by the European Central Bank (ECB) and those paid to depositors.