Sentence examples for has not worked particularly from inspiring English sources
But the nuclear option has not worked particularly well.
It has not worked particularly well, as can be seen in the charts.
Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama have gamely tried to replicate the living room experience, but it has not worked particularly well.
Both of these reasons make sense to me, and I suspect they will to most investors, though I should note that domestically, at least, the strategy hasn't worked particularly well recently, since 2007 was one of those years when growth stocks pretty much clobbered value stocks.
That tactic hasn't worked particularly well.
Nevada: The Romney campaign has a ready-made laboratory to argue that the policies of the Obama administration have not worked, particularly in a state with the nation's highest rates of home foreclosure and unemployment.
When it has not worked out, particularly in some third-quarter meltdowns in which the Panthers blew leads, there has been the hulking, sulking image of Newton on the sideline, towel draped over his head, wallowing instead of leading the Panthers.
"For me it hasn't worked out particularly cheap, the mortgage itself is not that cheap.
That hasn't worked out particularly well for other smart cards.
