Here, in ranching country 50 miles northwest of Houston, wild hogs have found particular ease rooting in the gently sloping greens of Blaketree National Golf Club.
Fintan O'Toole, a columnist and author who travels to New York once a month to do theater reviews for The Daily News, credited Ireland's particular ease with America.
Slightly wider than normal cross-country skis, with metal edges for more control on steep or icy slopes, they glide with particular ease across fresh, untracked snow.
(The novelist Sherman Alexie once told me he's taken pride watching his name a crossword answer on more than one occasion move up earlier in the week as his career progresses; he also said he sometimes saves the Saturday crosswords he's managed to slay with particular ease, "My little trophy pile").
(The novelist Sherman Alexie once told me he's taken pride watching his name — a crossword answer on more than one occasion — move up earlier in the week as his career progresses; he also said he sometimes saves the Saturday crosswords he's managed to slay with particular ease, "My little trophy pile").
Florida strangler figs (Ficus aurea) are common in hammocks, and find particular ease in rooting at the heads of cabbage palms (Sabal palmetto).
In particular, ease, clarity, consistency, honesty, and completeness of information given by doctors resulted in inhomogeneous perceptions between relatives.
In particular, ease of use and low intrusion while still being perceived as useful are key factors to maintain usability.
The answer to this question is chemical specific and relates to how well the biomarker matches the characteristics of an "ideal" biomarker in particular ease of collection and persistence.
Washington and London have quietly tried to persuade the Saudis, who are leading the coalition, to moderate its tactics, and in particular to ease the naval embargo, but to little effect.
