Sentence examples for particular toward from inspiring English sources

Simply pooling data or performing meta-analysis is not a best practice towards good outcomes, in particular toward causal interpretation.

The action also veers now and then into melodramatic overstatement, in particular toward the end.

"This has been fed by a continuous policy of conciliation, in particular toward Poland and the Czech Republic".

Birth may also release an inborn "positive emotion," a "motivation" oriented toward the outside world and in particular toward the feeding mother.

Testifying before Congress on a proposed antipoverty bill in 1964, Dr. Bronfenbrenner argued that measures to prevent poverty should be directed in particular toward young children.

Lewis points in particular toward the textbook's use of the words appear and only: dismissive words such as these suggest that predicates of value are merely projections of the inner state of the speaker and have no significance.

From the earliest animal collections to today's conservation centers, zoological parks have evolved in tandem with ethical views toward wildlife in particular and toward nature generally.

In the end, that may be the deciding factor in whether the no-tolerance atmosphere toward terrorism pushes a particular conflict toward negotiation or war.

He had a particular animus toward Tymoshenko.

The nobility in particular turned toward the Lutheran creed.

(Equally, Obama has no particular sentiments toward Britain).