Sentence examples for most particularly in from inspiring English sources

But outside the UK, British studies is flourishing, most particularly in the US.

"It's not a model you'd want to see copied, most particularly in a democracy".

The ones who suffer most, particularly in the case of non-violent offenders, are often the least offending.

Most particularly, in the hamburger or cheeseburger that almost certainly graced the lunch menu at your child's school this month.

Their marriage is presented here as an exemplary rejection of suspicion and hatred between peoples, most particularly in the Middle East.

"Sarkozy's determination that the G20 should tackle commodity price volatility – most particularly in food but also in energy – is very welcome and not before time".

Rick Russo himself is present in many characters in his novels, most particularly in Miles Roby in "Empire Falls" and in Miles's devotion to his teenage daughter.

My new novel, Chapman's Odyssey, is dedicated to Sandra's memory, most particularly in those passages of humour that reflect something of her beguiling dottiness.

All four organisations have a strong record on delivery falling far short of their rhetoric – most particularly so in the case of Nato and the OSCE.

Anterior uveitis is the most common form of uveitis in most populations, particularly in Western countries, accounting for about 50% to 60% of all uveitis cases in most tertiary referral centers and around 90% in primary care settings [1].

I hired them because they had the most press, particularly in the tabloids, and the most broker accolades.