Sentence examples for in particular performing from inspiring English sources

We were closer to the bottom of the pack, with our young adults in particular performing unremarkably.

However, the rest of the group performed strongly, with Renshaw, the cake decoration business and Haydens Bakery, the high value added hand-finished patisserie and desserts business, in particular, performing well.

Until Saturday's loss, the results were highly impressive as Barca won 11 successive games with Messi, in particular, performing brilliantly and netting 14 goals in 10 outings.

In particular, performing interference coordination on the users with high SIRs usually brings marginal gain but requires additional cost such as the feedback of interference channels.

We present a program for database mining of the exponentially increasing number of receptor-ligand complexes, in particular, performing a pocket similarity search and extracting meaningful fragments that can be useful for Fragment-Based Lead Discovery.

Despite this, they were unable to break down the Liverpool defence, with Lawrenson in particular performing well.

Somehow all the actors find their places, and the chilies, in particular, perform brilliantly.

Medicaid, in particular, performed yeoman work, covering many of the laid-off workers with low incomes.

Brighton's Eightiess Matchbox and Cardiff's Mclusky, in particular, performed some of the most caustic, intelligent and belligerently thrilling numbers this century has yet offered, before they all fizzled out in hissy fits, acrimony and failed promise.

Although England's defence was rock solid - Gary Cahill in particular performed brilliantly - there was a real lack of creativity in midfield and Rickie Lambert cut an isolated figure up front.

There is also some evidence that the mobeds, by virtue of their proficiency in reading and writing in general and in the interpretation of the sacred scriptures in particular, performed the duties of registrars and scribes in semireligious or nonreligious matters, like the Christian clergy in medieval Europe.