Sentence examples for particularly although from inspiring English sources

They don't particularly, although they do have a fag standing next to their ambulance.

Results suggest that public policies should particularly, although not exclusively, foster participation of young and small firms in technological joint ventures.

However, solitude can easily become isolation, and many people doing doctoral research – particularly, although not exclusively, in the humanities – end up feeling completely cut off from humanity.

"It has become a cliche and I'm not really interested in thinking about that particularly, although I do watch that kind of stuff on telly".

However, insofar as it is science applied to food, it is simplest to regard it as a branch of food science, concerned particularly, although not exclusively, with the transformation of ingredients to foods and their subsequent consumption.

None of the alarms sounded by the experts in the article bothered me particularly (although I was somewhat disturbed to find that some of the lockers were decorated by mom — not a role I'm prepared to take on).

The parties aren't particularly cliquey, although some are harder to get into than others.

The contrasting case of Japan is particularly instructive, although both Germany and Switzerland have had similar experiences.

It's not particularly encouraging, although there are signs that awareness of the issue is rising.

Venture capitalists were particularly keen, although even the public markets warmed to biotech.

Their introduction was not particularly pleasant, although Carter laughs about it now.