Sentence examples for particularly better from inspiring English sources

Vague utterances about how math teaches reasoning belie the fact that mathematicians do not do everyday reasoning particularly better than anyone else.

Certainly, the cycles have been less violent since 1950, though other factors have also been at work, particularly better banking supervision.

Then again, the Mets have finished in fourth place in the National League East for four straight seasons and are not projected to do particularly better in 2013.

Or the other books – the ones in which no one gets particularly better but acceptance is a breeze, a destination you arrive at easily and intact, instead of a hard journey that takes a toll day after day.

Are they particularly better than standard controllers?

It performs particularly better for large instances.

Both candidates are relying on the help of outsiders, particularly better-known politicians.

The latest crop of statistics, particularly better-than-expected figures on global manufacturing prospects, argue against a sudden slump.

The objective of recent work is to optimize matrix materials, particularly with better cell adhesion to the surface and better osteoconduction.

But several Pakistanis said that in certain classes of Muslim society, particularly the better educated and more urban people, autopsies were not ruled out on religious grounds.

And yet there is a crying need for new methods of contraception, particularly ones better suited to people in the developing world.