Sentence examples for is especially sought from inspiring English sources

It is especially sought after around St. Patrick's Day, as census numbers show about 47 percent of residents are of Irish descent, and the second-largest St. Patrick's Day parade in the state is held there (the largest being in Manhattan), according to Denis M. Troy, a former president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, an Irish Catholic group with some 700 members in the area.

The area near Tverskaya Street, the main shopping street of Moscow, is especially sought after by young professionals because of its nightlife, cafes, restaurants and theatres.

Being passionate usually translates to a superior product and better service, which is especially sought after in the age of the anonymous, 1-minute online review.

Japanese nationals were especially sought after, because their identities could be used to create fake passports.

The neighborhood's multifamily houses are especially sought after, Mr. Chan said.

Those who already speak some German or who are able to learn it quickly are especially sought after.

A mentor to Henry (Scoop) Jackson in the early nineteen-seventies, and a friend to several Israeli Prime Ministers, Lewis has been especially sought after in Washington since September 11th.

The century-old 26th Street building, also known as the 69th Regiment Armory, has been especially sought by designers because it is one of the few spaces in the city that can hold thousands of people with unobstructed views.

The work, with its deep cobalt blue, rich oranges and sharp yellows, was especially sought after because of its pristine condition; it had been in the same family since 1928 and had been deposited in a dark bank vault for nearly 50 years.

People in the medical field are especially sought for this type of visa, which can take up to 18 months to receive.

If interest in policy is especially strong, consider seeking formal training.