Sentence examples for more particularly since from inspiring English sources

But ever since the New Deal of the 1930s, and more particularly since the civil-rights reforms of Lyndon Johnson in the 1960s, blacks have overwhelmingly voted Democratic.

This was to stand him in good stead during his three years as ambassador in Ankara, more particularly since within a few months of his arrival a coup brought the Turkish generals to power.

But since Germany's reunification, and more particularly since Gerhard Schröder became chancellor, a new generation of Germans that feels no personal blame for Nazi crimes has become less willing to be held hostage to the past.

The federal government, which provides only about 17 percent of financing for transit systems, should be doing a lot more, particularly since nearly 60 percent of rides are related to work, with commuters from every income level.

Malcolm's statement is not answered by references to the triumphs of the N.A.A.C.P., the more particularly since very few liberals have any notion of how long, how costly, and how heartbreaking a task it is to gather the evidence that one can carry into court, or how long such court battles take.

The state is authorized to use its coercive force to defend freedom against limitations to freedom; more particularly, since right does not entail that citizens must limit their own freedom but only that "freedom is limited" by conditions of right, it is right for another, i.e. the state, to actively limit citizens' freedom in accord with right (6:231).

Yet overall, the latter's portrayal on the big screen has become more and more supportive, particularly since One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest demonstrated that an affirmative approach could garner both Oscars and big bucks.

We needed a separate agency that could work to make financial products more transparent and less confusing (particularly since, as I wrote about a few weeks ago, so many Americans are financially illiterate), and now, thanks in large part to Elizabeth Warren, we've got one.

Although virtually every dendrogeomorphic paper is still based on the concepts established by Shroder (1978), important methodological improvements have been achieved in the field ever since and more particularly over the last decade.

And then of course we have the focus of Love's distaste, Bruce Springsteen; or more particularly we have Clarence Clemons, Springsteen's saxophonist (since his death three years ago, his boots filled by his nephew Jake Clemons).

More recently and particularly since his stroke in January authority had been more widely shared.