Sentence examples for only particularly from inspiring English sources

Avian flu is not only particularly virulent; it also has the rare capacity to cross barriers between species.

His "unquenchable thirst for all forms of knowledge" manifests itself in him being "profoundly interested in world issues" but only "particularly interested in philosophy".

Women are not only particularly vulnerable to disasters, they are also frontline actors in disaster preparation and response; their participation in disaster planning needs to become common practice.

It is an argument which to me suggests that only particularly appalling examples of sexual assault should distract us from the urgent national conversation about the country's ailing GDP.

After weeks of urging Pakistan to open its border to hundreds of thousands of Afghans the agency says have fled their homes to escape the bombing, it switched tack during Mr. Lubbers's visit, saying it had reluctantly decided to accept the general's decision to allow only "particularly vulnerable" refugees to enter Pakistan.

A thick (2in) layer of mulch will help to conserve all that useful moisture that has been pouring into the soil in recent weeks, so that even if we have another hot, dry summer, only particularly vulnerable or establishing plants should need watering.

And much of the world is going mobile-only, particularly in developing markets; preliminary GWI data suggest that a quarter of web visitors in Indonesia and Vietnam use only a mobile (from which VPN access is, these days, just as easy).

Unfortunately, this discovery is not only not particularly exciting, it is really no discovery at all.

Under Obamacare it's going to get only worse, particularly for seniors.

Genetic engineering is only one particularly powerful way to do what we have been doing for eleven thousand years.

Race and gender are big issues in American politics, but they are not the only ones, particularly in the coming race.