Sentence examples for more particularly by from inspiring English sources

MacCarthy was shaken by this response to the book and, more particularly, by the reaction of the Gill family.

Ed Miliband's spirits will have been cheered by Labour's reconquest of northern citadels it should never have lost, and more particularly by progress in parts of the Midlands.

Together they created the zany TV situation comedy The Monkees (1966 68), inspired by the Beatles and more particularly by Richard Lester's Beatles films, A Hard Day's Night (1964) and Help! (1965).

Now it is sure to have been said by those who sat through the protracted enormities of this work, and more particularly by those who could not find the patience or the fairness of mind to sit it through, that even as a broadcast it wasted an unconscionable amount of public money.

This ever-widening influence and power of the Senate was challenged by tribunes from the time of Tiberius Gracchus onward (133 bc) and, more particularly, by the military leaders, from Marius onward, who pitted their administrative power against the authority of the Senate.

In this minireview, we present the recent knowledge about OCT and focus on carnitine transport, more particularly by the OCTN2.

The compromise on offer, as with female priests, is to allow opponents to carry on with their parish life as if there were no female bishops – they can demand to be served only by men, and more particularly, only by men who will not themselves ordain women.

The obtained polymers are studied by 1H and 13C NMR, FTIR, and capillary viscosimetry, the thermal properties are more particularly analyzed by TGA and DSC, and the oxygen permeability is measured.

(Gadamer was not alone in being the recipient of such criticism—Heidegger was also unimpressed by Jacob Klein and was certainly prone to deliver harsh judgments on his students and colleagues but Gadamer seems to have been more particularly affected by it).

In our study, moderate-to-severe asthma was more particularly characterized by a decrease in FEV1 (<60%pred) in men whereas in women it was associated with more intensive treatment.

In conclusion, this study confirms that reducing sugars and more particularly dextrose by adding polyols or fibres in foods has only a limited impact on GI symptoms in the short term.