Sentence examples similar to particularized writing from inspiring English sources

"The government has particularized concerns about discovery in this case being disclosed to Russian intelligence services," prosecutors wrote.

"The government has particularized concerns about discovery in this case being disclosed to Russian intelligence services," prosecutor L. Rush Atkinson wrote in a court filing to Judge Dabney L. Friedrich of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

"The House of Representatives as an institution would suffer a concrete, particularized injury if the executive were able to draw funds from the Treasury without a valid appropriation," she wrote in her ruling.

Their victims are not particularized.

Recent history would have been too particularized a theme.

"The approach can be scaled down and particularized to the individual," Dr. Topol said.

The circuit is particularized for IEEE 802.11a/g standards.

Olmsted's almost comically particularized list is made up mainly of "entertainments" — of things people do for fun.

The task was too big, too various in detail, for particularized treatment.

Mr. Hockney's drawing is tighter and fussier, his line more broken, his subject far more particularized.

When the young man said that singing with the Whiffs would give me "bragging rights," I agreed but particularized: "It will definitely endear me to elderly women".