Sentence examples for individuals and especially from inspiring English sources

The wishes of individuals, and especially women, were considered far less significant than the wishes of the group's elders.

But what really rankled about the financial crisis, and subsequent banking scandals, was that while companies were fined heavily, individuals, and especially managers and executives, largely got off.

Yet in her slender dramas and fictions she has also set herself up as a mini-Proust, grasping at immense themes that elude her: the slipstream of time, the isolation of individuals and especially of artists.

By keeping in constant touch with the stairs, making a personal study of the individuals, and especially by entrusting them with a measure of responsibility, much may be done to encourage those who from actual observation show special aptitude.

Business ethics and discussions of corporate social responsibility are concerned with the behavior of individuals and especially corporations in markets (see Marcoux 2008).

He was a democratic thinker, and understood that particular individuals and especially leaders could fail to follow the guidance of the ideals natural law and civic republicanism.

But managing oneself requires new and unprecedented things from the individual, and especially from the knowledge worker".

Given these observations, a viral genetic link to HAD is possible; however, due to the extensive diversity in the HIV genome within an individual and especially between HIV-1 subtypes, the ability to identify a HAD-specific virus based on DNA sequence data alone does not exist.

It's a traumatic experience discovering a deceased individual and especially if they were a loved one, however, there are a handful of people in the world that provide a service that is there in the most disturbing times like this.

We must be sensitive to all individuals involved, and especially to those who may be victims of child sexual abuse.

Leon uses intimate conversations to couch her warnings about putting one's faith in feckless individuals, institutions and especially governments.