Sentence examples for may particularly from inspiring English sources

He may particularly regret his involvement as a guarantor.

Certificates may particularly benefit those who struggle with academics.

This may particularly be the case for older doctors, who would take with them many years of experience and expertise".

Such a rarefied perspective may particularly rankle longtime downtowners, and portend the end of Manhattan's few remaining bastions of bohemia.

And cinemagoers in the Bible Belt and certain Republican senators and former governors may particularly warm to the story's subtext of a divine cleansing of the world.

Local audiences may particularly enjoy Bruce's professed belief that he and Prudence could be happy together, as long as they lived in Connecticut.

(Children may particularly enjoy the brief romance between a horse and a mule, amusingly conducted to the strains of a seductive duet from "Don Giovanni").

In its 2010 annual report it said it "benefits from significant economies of scale", and it well may, particularly when compared to corrections departments in low-population states.

This occurrence may particularly influence the perceptions of preadolescent males.

This may particularly have been the case for those who felt they were not benefitting from the treatment.

The more vulnerable nonhomosexual transsexuals may particularly benefit from additional professional guidance before and/or during treatment.