Sentence examples for particularly as to from inspiring English sources

Asked particularly as to the speed of the Titanic, Mr. Ismay said: "Our capacity was 78 revolutions.

Finally, the Guardian's visual art critic Adrian Searle had plenty to say about Love Is the Devil – particularly as to what the film made of the art world.

In "post-racial" America, statistics are in many ways worse than they were in the 50s, particularly as to the so-called war on crime and its targeting of black neighbourhoods.

And descriptions varied, particularly as to the size of the fireball and of the object that might have caused it, with one witness saying it must have been the size of a house.

In this hugely welcome and significant judgment, the court criticised the blanket nature of the obligation to retain communications data and the lack of safeguards, particularly as to who can authorise access.

While [the insurers] have engaged in a seemingly neverending series of requests for increasingly irrelevant information, particularly as to the necessity of cancelling the Turin and Barcelona performances, they have not provided Foo Fighters with any indication that they dispute coverage for the cancellation of the Paris, France and Lyon, France performances.

And yet, it is possible, particularly as pertains to big choices, such as marriage, to get it right.

And Ms. Ora sees more designer clothes in her future, particularly as invitations to fashion shows come flowing in.

Cytogenetics, in cell biology, field that deals with chromosomes and their inheritance, particularly as applied to medical genetics.

Seismic survey, method of investigating subterranean structure, particularly as related to exploration for petroleum, natural gas, and mineral deposits.

In addition, the laser scanner will measure cloud height and distribution, particularly as related to ice sheets, as well as land elevation, sea ice and vegetation cover.