Sentence examples for it particularly that from inspiring English sources

Though some money is simply given to good causes that approach the foundation, much of it, particularly that directed towards research, is awarded by open competition—as, for example, in the case of the Grand Challenges.

Feed contains plenty of phosphorus, but most of it, particularly that in soya, is bound up in a chemical called phytic acid, which mammals cannot digest and which also inhibits the absorption in the gut of trace nutrients such as zinc.

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It's particularly that aspect which has supercharged the site: user uploads are now up 900% year on year.

That is it, particularly now that the Supreme Court has upheld a new campaign finance law that makes it harder to raise political contributions.

That makes it particularly striking that there is such anxiety here about Democratic health care initiatives.

He found it particularly egregious that Mr. Grisorio had not contacted the two witnesses.

I find it particularly sobering that Gilens and Page's data came from the period 1981 to 2002.

Mr. Wouk finds it particularly touching that Jonathan Karp, Simon & Schuster's publisher, wrote his master's thesis on his novels.

I find it particularly refreshing that it's written by a woman, about a woman, yet still manages to be an unabashed celebration of men.

David Drew, of Agriprotein, finds it particularly bizarre that insects can't even be fed to chickens.