Sentence examples for more particular issues from inspiring English sources

Some new data from Privco teases out those revenue growth numbers even further by comparing Facebook's financials to those of pre-IPO Google, in an attempt to show that it is not seasonality but more particular issues with Facebook.

"If we want to be a governing party of a very diverse — and I say diverse ideologically as well as ethnically — country, well, then you have to have a party that rises above the more particular issues to the generic," Brown said.

When the overall system architecture was defined, sub-groups were formed to develop and formatively evaluate specific system functions, and the corresponding more particular design issues were progressively introduced into the pattern language.

With the election looming, voters were asked which of the major parties they would trust more to manage particular issues.

In conclusion, it is emphasized that there is much more agreement about particular issues of demarcation than on the general criteria that such judgments should be based upon.

And then to have more information concerning particular issues especially health issues.

Chosen patients and controls will be submitted to a semistructured interview, for example, systematic questions with the possibility of free interview to look in more depth at particular issues raised.

All of which will make judgements about which party benefits electorally from particular issues more difficult to decide.

As a result, the design provides a more comprehensive understanding of particular issues [ 15].

Analysts and voters also seemed to perceive Ms. O'Brien, who highlighted her management background more than her views on particular issues, as the stronger candidate against Mr. Romney, whose deep pockets, good looks and shiny image as the man who successfully turned around the Olympics as head of the Salt Lake Olympic Committee, make him a formidable opponent.

But his success has much less to do with particular issues and more to do with his style of approach to voters, in which the voters don't feel that they're being talked down to, and that their values are not being mocked by the national Democratic Party.