Sentence examples for in particular issues from inspiring English sources

In practice, few normative ethicists have shown less interest in particular issues in applied ethics than the particularists: "Particularism claims, in effect, that there is no such thing as moral theory, in this sense [sc. the existence of a set of moral principles], and so no such subject as practical ethics" (McNaughton 1988: 204).

"I applaud Senator Sanders and his millions of supporters for challenging us," Clinton said, citing in particular issues such as money in politics and income inequality.

In particular, issues such as the impact of the decomposed surface and the MWCNTs diameter PL signal dependent mechanism deserved more attention.

In particular issues including control of morphology, incorporation of foreign ions, interaction with biomolecules, and the assembly of organic and inorganic phases are all still not well understood.

In particular, issues related to the use of explicit and automatic concepts in generic library design from the perspective of this experiment are examined.

It is in a sense paradoxical that so much agreement has been reached in particular issues in spite of almost complete disagreement on the general criteria that these judgments should presumably be based upon.

It was in India that the discipline of Tantric meditation in particular issued pure abstract diagrammatic drawings and paintings that might easily be mistaken for mid-20th century non-objective compositions.

Several studies in particular issued from randomised trials, indicated that the infection rate was up to two fold higher among rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients receiving TNF inhibitors compared with those receiving methotrexate alone.

Law students in particular take issue with the idea.

S.E.C. officials admit that they are a late entrant in these particular issues.

However, on the issues--in particular economic issues--I'm closer to Sanders than I am to Clinton, although the latter has moved leftward.