Sentence examples for particularly before the from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Bush White House, particularly before the 2006 midterm elections, routinely violated a federal law that prohibits use of federal tax dollars to pay for political activities by creating a "political boiler room" that coordinated Republican campaign activities nationwide, a report issued Monday by an independent federal agency concludes.

Most of the fluid, attacking football was played by Mexico, particularly before the interval.

Some saw him as an early dove, particularly before the decision was made in 1965 to bomb North Vietnam.

Company executives have been reluctant to discuss publicly their concerns about being in Spain, particularly before the election.

The Spanish province of Andalusia was a crossroads of European and Arabic cultures, particularly before the Jews were expelled from Spain 500 years ago.

Gestede, a 26-year-old Benin striker who caused Liverpool problems, particularly before the break, claimed the challenge had been "naughty".

If there is a possibility of vocalizations improving coordination between members, I suggest that vocalizations, and particularly loud calls, should be particularly emitted before the initiation of a movement and in the large group.

'Given the history of BMW and Mercedes-Benz, particularly before and during the Second World War, I fully understand why they should wish to strongly distance themselves from what they rightly describe as the disgraceful content of these publications.' Ouch.

Maternal-effect genes play essential roles in early embryogenesis particularly before activation of the zygotic genes.

No proud cop should defend this man, particularly before hearing all the evidence.

There is no objective evidence for this, particularly before and after the preparations of root canals.