Sentence examples for particular a long from inspiring English sources

And, under Blair in particular, a long, seemingly limitless economic boom acted as a political and social tranquiliser.

"Some things just really irritate me, and this one in particular". A long line waiting to get into a lousy brunch joint?

To prevent collisions, we used a combination of scanner design features - in particular a long standoff distance and pressure-sensitive motion cutoff switches, as well as safe operating procedures and extensive training of our scanning crew.

To prevent collisions, we have used a combination of scanner design features - in particular a long standoff distance, as well as safe operating procedures and extensive training of our scanning crew.

She established herself as an art authority with journal articles and in particular a long pamphlet, Guide to the Italian Pictures at Hampton Court: with Short Studies of the Artists, published under the pseudonym Mary Logan in 1894.

There is much else in this volume to celebrate, in particular a long piece called "Mississippi Water", which must surely be counted one of the finest examples of the reporting of a natural disaster ever published.

In particular, a long-short tradable strategy that replicates the recent purchases and sales of short horizon insiders earns an average risk adjusted return of 2.04percentt per month.

It initially appeared Rodgers had been left isolated by their departures, with Pascoe in particular a long-time confidante, but the Northern Irishman is a firm admirer of O'Driscoll and has been instrumental in the approach.

In particular, a long-term (one-year) measurement result of the spatial indoor carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations in this office was used as a basis to investigate the probable errors due to the choices of sampling locations.

This paper attempts to bridge this gap, so that the feasibility of attaining seismology objectives on future missions – and in particular, a long-lived Venus lander – can be rationally assessed.

Joey Jacobs, the chairman and chief executive of Acadia, said: "We believe the favourable industry dynamics that support this strategy – in particular, a long-term increase in the need for independent sector support for inpatient behavioural health – will provide Acadia with continuing long-term accretive organic growth and acquisition opportunities.