Sentence examples for one particularly in from inspiring English sources

To improve the quality, variety and originality of new drama on BBC One (particularly in peak time) 2. To ensure firm control of overall headcount, including continued reductions in the number of senior managers.

We did a little bit on putting and a bit on chipping and talking about some tournaments coming up - one particularly in April - you know the one, where he's done particularly well!

But the magazine industry's recovery is a sputtering one, particularly in comparison with the TV industry's.

Not a new trick, but such an important one, particularly in vegetarian food.

The pope's decision is a brave one – particularly in a man, because men are much more sensitive about giving up.

The barrier between "work" and "life" is a thin one, particularly in today's high-pressure work environment.

The worst-hit countries were rich ones, particularly in Europe.

The report mixes several existing initiatives with new ones, particularly in the area of conservation.

But it squeezes poorer ones, particularly in Africa, very hard.In this section Will the shaky equilibrium hold?

But for some of the larger ones, particularly in the transportation and telecommunications industries, the differences may be stark.

They are ubiquitous in developed countries and many developing ones, particularly in Brazil, where they have grown rapidly in recent years.