Sentence examples for particularly by one from inspiring English sources

However, this finding was not driven particularly by one of both groups (interaction effect: group ∗ stimulus material: all interactions above P > 0.07).

Their latest attempts to come out from the cold have been met by stiff resistance, particularly by one wing of the Baratheon clan.

But those rules are widely flouted, particularly by one-owner S corps, and they are tough and labor-intensive for the IRS to enforce.

I was particularly taken by one argument on the panel which was that European tech startups are going to be the multinational companies of the future: we know how to launch across borders, we're used to cultural differences and with English as a second language (in most cases) we can deal with the large US market pretty well.

10.07am: Lots of England fans seem to be getting carried by yesterday's performance - on South African TV I was particularly taken by one fan with a flashing St George cross celebrating, while another predicted England were now ready to win the World Cup, but not everyone is getting carried away - and certainly not Ben Smith.

By the early eighties, Nimeiri's hold on power was loosening, and he felt particularly threatened by one of his advisers: Hasan al-Turabi, the legal scholar, who had an increasingly energetic Islamist following.

She was particularly upset by one strand: a trick the vile Mr and Mrs Twit play on the stuttering Waltzer Boy, humiliating him horribly in front of a crowd of pretty girls.

She'd spent a month in Edinburgh, seeing shows at the festival, and had been particularly struck by one in which a teenage girl spent the entire performance writing words on the floor.

He is particularly troubled by one Mock The Week alumnus.

He is particularly angered by one heading in the commons report: Obesity - gluttony or sloth?

• To the Editor: I am particularly troubled by one aspect of your article.