Sentence examples for particularly American groups from inspiring English sources

But advocates of climate action, particularly American groups stymied in their efforts to win aggressive measures in Washington, welcomed the new report.

Critics, particularly Asian-American groups, have said that Dr. Lee was the victim of racial profiling by overzealous prosecutors.

Two studies in ethnic minority patients in the United States (Guidry et al, 1998; O'Malley et al, 1999) have shown that doctors are the most important sources of health information for some minority groups, particularly American blacks.

Other American groups have faced a similar increase in scrutiny, the representative said, particularly those that receive money from the State Department.

Why is this particularly American?

Americans, and particularly American sportswriters, believe in predestination.

This voluntaristic view is particularly American, particularly Protestant and particularly important to evangelical Protestants.

They have a particularly American cool.

It's a particularly American contradiction.

The official confirmed a report in La República, a Peruvian newspaper, that said that leaders of the Shining Path guerrilla group had discussed kidnapping foreigners, particularly Americans, in intercepted communications.

Adoption by foreigners, particularly Americans, has been like a "giant rescue operation," said Boris L. Altshuler, director of Children's Rights, an advocacy group in Moscow.