Sentence examples for especially those active from inspiring English sources

Dutch and German portraitists, especially those active in London, among them Sir Peter Lely and Sir Godfrey Kneller, continued his manner, as did several native Englishmen.

The 2012 elections saw a burst of spending on campaigns and lobbying from coal companies, especially those active in the traditional coalmining country of Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky, with overwhelming industry support for Mitt Romney and political action committees supporting Republican candidates.

Antagonism of dopamine D2 receptors may be a common feature of most clinically effective antipsychotic drugs, especially those active against hallucinations and delusions [ 35].

Community organizations, especially those active in the fight against homelessness or offering housing services, were also reluctant about the project, because it favoured private housing over social housing as the prime choice for users.

We also thank the many members of the Saunders lab who have over the years contributed to the collection of the samples used in this study, especially those active in the two Churchill expeditions on which this study is based.

(Agora's turn came on March 27th, when it received a request from prosecutors to hand over documents by next week).Life has never been that easy for civic-society groups in Russia, especially for those active on issues the state considers politically sensitive: throughout the Putin era, their work has been complicated by opaque regulations and the targeted use of bureaucratic pressure.

With more and more followees for personal users and rapidly increasing tweets generated every day, many users encounter a serious problem of information overload as a result, especially for those active users.

The findings suggest that people in the healthy village project site have higher self-efficacy, especially those with active participation in the health committee activities.

But how to make the connection with parents, especially those not active in school affairs, has long been a question with few satisfactory answers.

Labour MPs, such as John Woodcock, the pro-airstrike former chair of the New Labour pressure group Progress, criticised the method and timing of the survey as "not credible", arguing it excluded some members, especially those not active on social media.

But veteran players, especially those were active in the union, were outspoken in their displeasure with the precedent the suspension had created, and whether it would be evenly applied to college coaches who ran afoul of the N.C.A.A.