Sentence examples for more especially from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pitic said: "We appreciate all help but we need more, especially from the big players.

But the Yankees needed much more, especially from Vazquez, and did not get it.

It's the literary equivalent of speed dating, and it left me yearning for more, especially from Gaston and the ghastly Jerene, whose mysteries Barnhardt only begins to plumb.

These began with a marked growth in the previously marginal slave trade, particularly at first in the Kilwa region, more especially from 1780 to 1810 as a result of French demand for slaves in Mauritius and Bourbon.

Facility location problems are thus showing their usefulness to communication networks, and more especially from WMNs field.

He has inspired several students to take on statistics careers, and he hopes there will be more, especially from underrepresented minority groups.

Oh yes, wait, there is a solution: allowing more and more immigration, especially from countries with high birth rates and conservative attitudes, but apparently the Republicans aren't keen on that either.

Never has this information been more urgently needed or more valuable – especially from a student perspective".

"He wants to hear more opinions and gather more views, especially from the conservation side that has been left out," said Qian Jie, deputy director of the Center for Biodiversity and Indigenous Knowledge, a Chinese environmental group.

"Without the restraint of the villagers many more people, especially from neighbouring villages, would have more than likely have succumbed to the disease.

They said they expected that the guide would mean more tourists, especially from other countries, and perhaps still more interest from innovative chefs in search of new Midwestern terrain.