Sentence examples for more especially during from inspiring English sources

Maria Shepherd, a regular M79 bus rider, said the extra door let in the elements more, especially during the winter.

Macmillan said that household heating bills could also rise, as people with cancer tend to feel the cold more, especially during treatment.

More generally, after six years at the top – and more especially during the two since the trashing of Andrew Lansley's authority established him as the "real" health secretary on the inside – his top-down approach has come to be tainted by association with every NHS failure, including two distinct but equally dismal reports yesterday on death rates and productivity.

In the D.C. area, I've just learned about a resource that helps answer these questions and many more, especially during the giving season that we are about to enter.

"That's what we go through here almost on a daily basis, more especially during this rainy season.

Less is ALWAYS more, especially during the summer.

With the Fairtrade logo now appearing even on mainstream brands such as Starbucks coffees and four-finger Kit Kats, this absence is becoming more and more conspicuous, especially during Fairtrade fortnight, which starts this week.

A similar proportion of dropouts received services as completers and the mean number of services received per day by dropouts was generally more, especially to address psychiatric problems, during the first three months of treatment.

Copper concentrations in drinking water often increase during distribution, more especially in systems with an acidic pH or high-carbonate water with an alkaline pH (WHO 2004).

Some Council members found the prospect of a new building and the developer's agreement to spend more than $100 million on improvements to subway entrances and tunnels at Penn Station far more compelling, especially during a citywide slowdown in construction.

Odds are you could use a little more energy, especially during these dark days of fall and winter.