Sentence examples for particular for example from inspiring English sources

There is one critic in particular, for example, who has never once resisted the chance to give my work a terrible review, but funnily enough she's not a "dead white male".

The Lib Dems would try and boost higher quality apprenticeships in particular, for example in engineering.This appears sensible: youth unemployment is falling but still remains high relative to the rest of the population.

It has worked hard to refresh the online part of the game, in particular, for example by introducing a subscription service to augment Modern Warfare 3 and future games titled Call of Duty: Elite, which offers perks and rewards for committed players, integrates their gameplay with social media and makes it easier for them to play as "clans".

The solar charging in particular, for example, is said to be years away from making its way into shipping product, according to the NYT's source.

The latter means feminists should object to laws that restrict women's liberty in particular (for example laws that limit women's employment options (Taylor 1992, 228)), and laws that protect women in particular (for example laws granting preferential treatment to women (Paul 1989)).

In particular, for example, the negative values of ΔS≠ would indicate that the formation of activated complex is connected with decrease of entropy, i.e. the activated complex is "more organized" structure compared to the initial substance and such reactions are classified as "slow" [23].

Flanagan's adaptation differs from the Houdon bust in some particulars: for example, the shape of the head is different, and there is a roll of hair on the quarter not found on the bust.

Similarly, with on-site verifications, researchers count the number of people at a particular site at a particular time, for example in parks or at school (Robinson [1999]).

You may not be able to talk to someone about a particular topic before you solve a particular puzzle, for example.

Several other groups bound up economically with forests; many monasteries had special rights in particular forests, for example for hunting or tree felling.

Of course, special caution should be exercised when using CNTs in particular sites, for example, the heart and lung.