Sentence examples for it is particularly evident from inspiring English sources

It is particularly evident in industries like banking.

Although the problem is citywide, it is particularly evident in poor neighborhoods.

One of the features of many lines of business is the squeezed middle, but it is particularly evident in retail.

And it is particularly evident in the earliest material, dating from a few years after Ms. Smith -- who was born in 1954, and is a child of the artist Tony Smith -- settled in Manhattan in the late 1970's.

It is particularly evident in the cowardice of the protagonist farm boy, Henry Fleming, who runs from the carnage early in a conflict that many scholars believe is based on the epic battle of Chancellorsville from April 30 to May 6, 1863, in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.

This can be clearly seen in the tsunami wave profiles at the four GPS buoy locations (Figure 6b), and it is particularly evident in the large local peak of the tsunami wave at Miyagi Central.

It was particularly evident in "At First Sight," based on Oliver Sacks's story "To See and Not See".

It was particularly evident in the foundry, where men stood to lose more than their "marbles" if they weren't careful.

And Kehinde Andrews wrote in an opinion piece for the Guardian on the prevalence of "colonial nostalgia" that it was particularly evident in the vote for Brexit and in jubilation at Olympic triumphs.

It's particularly evident in public policy.

It was particularly evident for cancer genes [ 22] and for genes common to major human ARDs [ 23, 25].