Sentence examples for particular a serious from inspiring English sources

For example, surveys conducted by the WHO between 2000 and 2010 to assess the capacity of member states to prevent and control NCDs found that NCD funding stream was inexistent in 20 countries, lack of funding was prevalent, and these issues were, in particular, a serious problem in the African Region (47).

Air transport, in particular, is a serious worry.

That, in particular, was a serious drawback, said Dr. David Freedman, a statistician at the University of California.

Fractures in old age, and broken hips in particular, are a serious health problem.

Frost, in particular, represents a serious technological challenge if the crop sustainability is to be ensured.

It's no secret that the leadership of corporate America, and Wall Street in particular, has a serious diversity problem.

In his later years, having discovered the portable Leica camera in the early 1930s, he took up photography — portraiture in particular — as a serious art.

Of all animals, bats in particular pose a serious risk for rabies and should be excluded from structures to prevent contact with humans (148, 152).

Withdrawal symptoms in particular present a serious obstacle to quitting and although the desire to quit can begin soon after smoking onset,[ 3] the majority of youth fail in their quit attempts[ 4].

Money is a problem that weighs heavily on Jonathan, in particular, a loveably serious young man forced to grow up too quickly for the sake of his brother and sister, not that Holly sees it that way: "Jonathan's in charge of me, but it's not that simple because I do just as much washing-up as he does".

Mr. Apotheker had bragged about the TouchPad tablet, in particular, calling it a serious challenger in an expanding market.