Sentence examples for particular managed from inspiring English sources

Invensys in particular managed to get itself into a pickle over whether or not it was being bid for.

To deal with such threats, the panel urged a reorganization of the way that the government, and the military in particular, managed the security elements of America's space operations.

President Bush, in particular, managed to stick to two central themes that will be echoed throughout the convention: his own likability up close and his resolve in the Oval Office.

But the American authorities in particular managed to draw a line under their financial crisis by injecting new capital into the (sometimes unwilling) banks and by showing that those banks could pass fairly rigorous stress tests in May 2009.

Mike Mikos in particular managed a bracing vulnerability, whether rubbing onion juice into his eyes (yes, really) in a section that called for the performers to make themselves cry, or playing a physical game of endurance with a merciless interlocutor.

The cracks on the pitch had opened further but as David Gower, one of England's more successful batsmen at the Waca has said, the ball generally does too much from them, spectacular but rarely destructive, and the key is to concentrate on the 99% of deliveries that do not hit them, something that Stokes in particular managed.

The legal role itself includes "compliance with appropriate SEC regulations," and in particular "managing the firm's/fund compliance with all SEC/other regulations," while the operations manager is tasked with the challenging job of valuing crypto assets among other responsibilities.

The character models themselves are huge, barrel chested cartoons, and though some take a while to get used to – Ultimate Warrior in particular manages to look even more freakish than his real-life counterpart – the stylised presentation lends itself excellently to the tone of the game.

In particular, managing our fertility, coordinating with the kitchen and educating our interns seemed to work especially well.

Every four years, one winter sport in particular manages to capture the international zeitgeist for the briefest of moments before disappearing into obscurity until the next Olympics.

The two countries have overlapping interests in maintaining peace and stability of the whole region in general and the Gulf sub-region in particular: managing the Iranian nuclear issue, continuing the Palestine-Israel peace process, safeguarding vital energy supply lines and supporting orderly and peaceful transitions of political, social and economic systems in the countries concerned.