Sentence examples for particularly broken from inspiring English sources

The relationship between children and nature in the UK is particularly broken (one of the worst in Europe).

Our food and agriculture system is particularly broken, but we can't simply wait for the government to fix it.

It doesn't particularly break any new ground for the franchise but it does feel like the Star Wars universe (both Abrams' and the originals) as well as being an enjoyable narrative short.

The gradual volume loss may be due to digestion of haemoglobin in the parasitophorous vacuole for catabolic needs (Goldberg, 2005; Liu et al., 2006), particularly break-up of 'the big gulp' vesicle that first brings haemoglobin to the parasite cytoplasm (Elliott et al., 2008; Gligorijevic et al., 2008).

They evolved as fast endurance runners that are very difficult to catch even with the best of horses, particularly in broken terrain.

Another limitation is that our sample size of 300, particularly when broken down into the three weight groups, resulted in some outcomes with small numbers.

"There aren't enough of us who are wealthy enough in Wales to go and take winter breaks, particularly winter breaks with sport or skiing whereas in Bristol there are more of those type of people who take these breaks.

Schorer was particularly eloquent, breaking "Howl" into component parts, explaining the nature of each and how they interacted.

And spend as little time sitting down as practical, particularly by breaking up desk-bound work with five minute breaks every hour.

"It's all the result of more and more pressure to be first in everything, whether it's particularly critical breaking news or not," Ms. Holmes writes.

In response to critics' concerns over the accuracy of what appears on Wikipedia, the articles there, particularly about breaking news, can be meticulously sourced.