Sentence examples for in particular stated from inspiring English sources
A joint USAid-DfID report of the January trip, published only after the UK international development secretary, Justine Greening, had been questioned on the issue in parliament, said: "As a consequence of these events, the Mursi and Bodi in particular stated that they were living in fear, resorting to other food sources or going hungry.
Philip Johnson in particular stated that "all architecture is shelter, all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space".
Dutch participants in particular stated that they were already eating healthily and were sufficiently physically active.
Smokers with COPD in particular stated that using smoking cessation aids would only make sense and be effective if one were 'ready' to quit.
One student in particular stated that the decision to sequence their own genome or not remained very difficult for them due to many variants being difficult to interpret, and because they remained fearful of finding variants that carried significant disease risk.
In particular, stated preference (SP) exercises are useful to investigate stakeholders' preferences for hypothetical policy scenarios and provide the data needed for DCM estimation and agent-specific utility functions.
Mike Flaherty and Mary Kaye Schilling of Entertainment Weekly reacted very positively to the episode and praised Alexander's performance in particular, stating "George's profound self-hatred is now in full bloom ('Please, a little respect, for I am Costanza, Lord of the Idiots!').
In particular, states may not deprive persons of citizenship arbitrarily, for discriminatory reasons.
There were also two scientific surveys about the debate conducted among voters in particular states.
But some Recovery Act spending was allocated via formulas unrelated to economic conditions in particular states.
In particular, state-subsidized short-time working has kept hundreds of thousands of Germans, French, Dutch and Belgians in jobs after their employers' order books dried up.
