Sentence examples for more particularly into from inspiring English sources
When discussing health risks for children due to electromagnetic fields it is crucial to translate scientific knowledge both into adequate protection and precautionary measures for the general public and, more particularly into specific recommendations for children.
The results give an insight into energy metabolism at rest, but more particularly into the physiology and pathophysiology of exercise performance (Anker et al, 1997).
This week, Benedict Cumberbatch has been basking in praise for his portrayal of the villain, John Harrison, in JJ Abrams' new film, Star Trek Into Darkness – more particularly, his voice has been drawing raves.
"People are complaining more, particularly as appliances move into the living space," said Gladys Unger of Acentech, an acoustical consulting firm in Boston.
It has been suggested that the environmental characteristics of the area to rehabilitate should be taken into account, and more particularly its degradation level in relation to the threshold of ecological resilience.
Actually, more particularly a disgraced one.
His power is physical — more particularly, vocal.
More particularly, there are two things missing.
He will explain to you more particularly.
It also refers, more particularly, to Cleo.
Less is more, particularly with genius.
