Sentence examples for especially when it concerns from inspiring English sources

The Japanese right has resented American interference in its domestic politics since the postwar occupation, especially when it concerns interpretations of Japan's wartime past.

Whereas static model validation is well developed, dynamic models remain difficult to satisfactorily validate especially when it concerns large scale systems common in chemical engineering.

But it's an emotionally difficult diagnosis for a pediatrician to contemplate, especially when it concerns a family you feel you know well.

Steven M. Gillon, the author of "Boomer Nation: The Largest and Richest Generation Ever and How It Changed America" (Simon & Shuster, 2004), warns against generalizing about baby boomers, especially when it concerns politics.

Steve Hynes, director of the Legal Action Group, said: "Politicians can set policy around the justice system but they cannot rule on individual cases, especially when it concerns politicians.

"After grandiose claims about promoting human rights in Libya, David Cameron should not wimp out of supporting human rights in Russia, especially when it concerns a British citizen, a London-based firm and his murdered lawyer.

"Why did she so often blue-pencil them out?" Light theorizes that Woolf "was driven by the urgent need to handle and reshape what she found unaesthetic, even repulsive, especially when it concerned the life of the body".

Sanea was a controlling boss — he liked to be called Sheikh Maan — and he strictly supervised communication, especially when it concerned the Gosaibis; in 2004, he issued a memo declaring that "all mail and or correspondence addressed to Uncle Suleiman or Saud al-Gosaibi should be forwarded to my office for my review first".

As one former official succinctly puts it, "She shouts a lot". Vadera spent eight years as economic adviser to Brown in the Treasury where she was said to speak her mind freely, and was not beyond giving Tony Blair a dressing down, especially when it concerned the topic closest to her, debt relief in the developing world.

Jerry Kilgore, a Republican who is a former attorney general in Virginia, said the state's swing voters would probably mirror voters in the rest of the country, especially when it comes to concerns about the economy.

Especially when it does not concern unlawful behavior or a politician's job performance.