Sentence examples for in the particularly from inspiring English sources

And it said that others in the "particularly tense" class differed about whether the incident, which was never formally reported, had taken place.

The industry's biggest failure, the Ford Motor Company's Edsel, arrived in the midst of a recession in the particularly vulnerable medium-priced sector of the market.

In the particularly vicious context of presidential campaign politics, where chaos reigns and nearly everyone seems to have a score to settle, this is asking a lot.

I met Plan officials in Azua, in the particularly poor southwestern part of the Dominican Republic, and from there we drove together to the village and found Yuneiris and his family.

My only remotely similar experience was with a bilingual production of Samuel Beckett's Endgame that Montreal's Infinitheatre presented in an abandoned foundry in the particularly cold autumn of 1999.

MOSCOW — A young Russian nationalist and his common-law wife were convicted Thursday in the particularly brazen murders of a prominent human rights lawyer and a journalist two years ago, as the jury sided with prosecutors who argued that the ideologically driven defendants considered their victims enemies of Russia.

"Pay has been high for too long, particularly in the banks, particularly in the investment banks," he told BBC radio.

Armlets are especially popular in the East, particularly in India.

Reform was in the air, particularly in New England.

Security has improved markedly in the last three years, particularly in the populous central part of the country.

There were rough patches in the playing, particularly in the brasses.