Sentence examples for particularly asked about from inspiring English sources

They were particularly asked about activity linked to looking after their homes.

Therefore, participants were particularly asked about the stressors they faced when entering grade 7 in the CABLE project and many of these variables were not measured in earlier waves of follow-up.

Beckett conceded after the game that he understood why he was booed, but his surly responses — particularly when asked about the golf outing — became fodder in New England and beyond.

In hearings last year, Arpaio, the octogenarian who calls himself "America's toughest sheriff," seemed to wither under questioning, particularly when asked about an effort he had made to investigate the judge.

Former FIA President Max Mosley, a long-time advocate of increased safety in motorsport, agreed with Andretti, urging a "calm and scientific" approach to any proposed changes, particularly when asked about the proposed introduction of closed canopies for open-wheel racing cars.

This was noted particularly when asking about significant other influences.

An important limitation is that we cannot know how accurately a woman's recollections of the birth reflect what happened, particularly when asking about the actions of an attendant such as hand washing or cord care.

This morning at Moultonborough Academy Mr. McCain seemed uncomfortable at times, particularly when he was asked about abortion.

Mr. Riordan has had a particularly difficult time of it since late January, when his sometimes biting candor began to shade into what looked like a bad temper, particularly when he was asked about his contradictory statements regarding abortion.

Other moments tested Mr. Clemens, too, particularly when he was asked about whether he attempted to coach a witness — his former nanny — before she spoke earlier this week to lawyers for the panel, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

Mr Cameron's ratings were also down but he remains well ahead of his two main rivals, particularly when voters are asked about who looks the "most prime ministerial".