Sentence examples for particular elements of from inspiring English sources

Whether particular elements of the party – Momentum, chiefly – have authorised any of this is hardly the point: of course they haven't, and many of their people are appalled.

In a Kausian way, his note forces us to consider: On what basis should we judge particular elements of the stimulus allocations?

Dr von Ahn's team has devised two image-based schemes, called SQUIGL-PIX and ESP-PIX, which rely on the human ability to recognise particular elements of images.

These local providers can in turn call on voluntary organisations to carry out particular elements of their service: providing counselling for drugs or alcohol problems, or training, for example.

Although the influence of many nations can be discerned in particular elements of these figures, the first appearance of such monumental stone figures seems to coincide with the reopening of Greek trade with Egypt (c. 672 bc).

In particular, elements of the powerful Iranian Revolutionary Guard, who control access to military sites, may be quite happy to find a way of sabotaging the deal.Yet Iran now has every incentive to honour its side of the bargain.

But this particular element of Obamacare is not a bug of the law.

Also at issue is what role a potentially one-time spike in a particular element of the calculations -- fuel costs, in this instance -- should play.

It is probably fair to say that media studies is a bit too wide a remit to do any particular element of it justice.

Laws regarding the news media are even more troubling when they target one particular element of the press, as the ag-gag measures do.

'The much more likely incentive was that they felt there had been a lot of problems with a particular element of the regiment, that the army were were investigating it and had a lot of material on certain serious offenders.