Sentence examples for particular it now from inspiring English sources

In particular it now had the right to set up its own committee of enquiry - a recent one looked into CIA "secret rendition" activities in Europe.

In particular, it now thinks that services account for 64% of GDP, rather than 54%.A bigger number for the economy changes several important ratios.

In particular it now seems temperamentally more somber and structurally more churning than at first viewing; Mr. Ratmansky has revealed tensions that are often not noticed in this score.

In particular, it now appears that the suicide story may have been yet another invention, an elaborate myth that served to cover up a formative period that was far more tumultuous and unstable, for far longer, than Fuller ever revealed.

The Commission's powers increased during the eurozone crisis - in particular, it now vets national budgets before they are adopted, in the so-called "European Semester" procedure.

In particular, it now allows contractors to collect a management fee if they can justify their need for one instead of only if they can prove "no other financial resources [are] available".

In particular, it is now possible to envisage restoration of insulin secretion by cell-replacement therapy.

In particular, it will now subsidize lenders for modifying mortgage principal balances rather than interest payments.

In particular, it is now possible for humans to control the navigation of certain classes of robots via the Internet.

In particular it is now clear just how crucial to the production of the bell's characteristic timbre is the thick ring near its rim.

The design and analysis of these trials have changed over the last years and, in particular, it is now rare for a Phase I study to not include one or more dose-expansion cohorts (DEC).