Sentence examples for particularly as time from inspiring English sources

For a potential purchaser it now means there is no pressure to build a car for 2015, particularly as time is of the essence, and all the inherent costs that would apply.

Particularly, as time advances, the temperature varies so greatly in the front of energy that it is difficult to choose an effective initial iterate when the nonlinear algebraic equations are solved by an iterative method.

The STREAMS team worked across departments to share strategies that were seen by the leadership team as strong, and by doing so, nudged departments towards more commonality, particularly as time went on.

This is why the meaning of acts of discourse is always open to new interpretations, particularly as time passes and the very context in which interpretation occurs itself changes.

Patients also tend to fail to remember previously searched locations so that they make repeated saccades back to them, particularly as time since first fixating the location increases [1], [5].

It equally was a target of the then opposition, particularly as time lines slipped and delivery stalled.

Many are asking what the point of Labour is, particularly as the time is ripe for an economic vision that refuses to bow at the altar of growth – one that sees people as fully human, not competitive economic units.

But she still wishes she had more people, particularly as the time to process an application for emergency food aid lengthens.

Conversely, trainees should take more responsibility for the content of ES as their attachments progress, particularly as the time belongs to them and should be tailored to their individual educational needs.

Professor Les Ebdon, director of fair access to higher education, said: "The 40% decline in part-time study we've seen over recent years is a matter of serious concern, particularly as part-time students are more likely to come from groups that are currently under-represented in higher education".

The alliance can also help clients receive services more effectively and cheaply, he added, which is particularly beneficial as "times are tight for big technology companies".