Sentence examples for particularly as even from inspiring English sources

The first is that it probably lulled the government into thinking that some of the heat had gone out of Europe as an issue, particularly as even the Tories no longer seemed very keen to talk about it.

I am usually content to summon this song just once from the jukebox of the bar I do not particularly like, as even one play is a parade for the spirit.

This is particularly important as even partial damage to the cuticle exposes eggs to microbial contamination from food-borne pathogens.

13 The question of prenatal diagnosis is particularly relevant, as even in countries such as Canada with a definition based birth registration system, regional variations have been noted in the registration of such births.

That may not cut it, not in these times, particularly as Salman assumes even more of an elite status in the racing world and, for the moment, pursues a Triple Crown.

Iron overload and associated complications are a common observation in patients with NTDT, particularly as patients age even though they require limited or no transfusions 11.

Patient education is particularly important in glaucoma, as even patients with advanced glaucomatous visual field damage often do not recognise the extent of their disability.

Nuclear weapons are not seen as particularly influential even in military and political terms.

Relatives have said that Mr. Abdulmutallab, who is from a Muslim family, was particularly devout, even as a child.

It's not particularly impressive; even as a child, I noticed that no one ever seemed to stop and look at it.

Vermont was also struck particularly hard; even as the worst of the winds had dissipated, flooding forced officials to evacuate parts of southern Vermont, and floods were expected in the northern portion of the state as late as Monday.