Sentence examples for particularly but also from inspiring English sources

But the for the U.S. to have any chance, its stars, Woods and Mickelson particularly, but also Stricker and Furyk, will have to rise to the occasion.

"It has been a tremendous inhibition for scientific research particularly, but also for virtually every area," said Alan Brinkley, Columbia's provost.

The second commitment is to a form of Leibnizian rationalism in philosophy; and in fact Gödel's principal philosophical influences, in this regard particularly but also many others, were Leibniz, Kant and Husserl.

And so we do a lot of data gathering to start to identify who those transactors are — so we go and gather a lot of information from the dark web particularly, but also from the clear web and other sources — to start building up data points that help us label that view of the world that we have.

It was dark and not particularly populated, but also freezing.

(Weber has been called, not particularly kindly, but also perhaps not inaccurately, "a bourgeois Marx").

Wildlife is everywhere, particularly foxes but also urban owls, badgers and deer.

Foreign investors, particularly British but also venture capitalists from unlikely places, like India, had rushed in.

"This is about clarity of government policy, particularly nationally but also internationally," Mr. Stern said.

In the UK, communities from that area still chew it, particularly Somalis, but also Ethiopians, Kenyans and Yemenis among others.

Now, however, not only is the division particularly acute, but also, dishearteningly, one side seems to be winning.