Sentence examples for most particularly by from inspiring English sources

Clearly they can be cheated on and have been, most particularly by Saddam Hussein's Iraq.

Generally, guests and would-be guests are attracted by the facilities and most particularly by the presence of a service staff ready and eager to grant every wish and solve every problem pronto.

When you've done enough days of being married, move on, but don't see it as failure so much as spiritual progress, hopefully recognised by your now ex-partner, and most particularly by your children.

There has been substantial recent progress in our understanding of the molecular mechanism of oestrogen action, most particularly by the discovery of (i) a second ER (ii) the role of co-repressors/co-activators (iii) the importance of conformational change of ER.

This opened the door to a cascade of current work most particularly championed by Arthur Kramer of the University of Illinois and Carl Cottman of UC Irvine.

The first is that the "system" Nixon referred to is now recognisable by most – particularly with a black president in the White House.

Mr. Daschle said his first move would be to bring up legislation to regulate managed care -- most particularly a bill sponsored by Senators Edward M. Kennedy and John McCain that Mr. Bush opposes.

Most particularly, I was compromised by the song, line and sentiment "If You See Her, Say Hello", which seemed like the saddest thing in the world; I was nowhere near anywhere anyone would ever want to be.

This was a major consideration by most (particularly palliative) physicians.

The use of these champions ensured the ongoing motivation of the health care professionals, while the external champions, most particularly those presentations provided by other general practitioners, demonstrated the benefits of the program in the broader regional setting.

The idea is being fought by businesses, most particularly technology companies.