Sentence examples for especially there have from inspiring English sources

Especially, there have been a number of fire accidents offshore due to helicopter collision (take-off and/or landing) in recent decades.

In the past decade especially, there have been significant internal debates among Catholics over health care, taxes, and immigration and refugee issues.

However, in the last year especially, there have been similar arguments in many parts of the former Yugoslavia.Last August Fatmir Besimi, the Macedonian minister of defence, and an Albanian, caused a rumpus when he laid flowers at a memorial to members of the ethnic Albanian, National Liberation Army who had died fighting the Macedonian security services in 2001.

Especially, there have been many papers focused on boundary value problems of fractional ordinary differential equations (see [1 16]).

Especially, there have been few intelligent tutoring systems (ITS) which can explain the relation between arbitrary two problems and adaptively sequence problems considering the learning effect of order.

Especially, there have been some articles dealing with the existence of solutions or positive solutions of boundary-value problems for nonlinear fractional differential equations (see [8 20] and references along this line).

In the states of Bahia and Alagoas, especially, there has been an explosion of violence in the past decade.

In the US, especially, there has been a glut of books claiming that television is responsible for many ills.

In many countries, but in Italy especially, there has been a tendency to take that heritage for granted.

"And with global warming especially, there has become a politically correct viewpoint among educational elites that is very different from sound science".

For women especially, there has been the perception that protein can cause you to bulk up, perhaps due in part to the traditional packaging of protein supplements, complete with an intimidating picture of a bodybuilder's torso.