Sentence examples for particularly compared with from inspiring English sources

It is a relatively open society, particularly compared with other Gulf states such as Saudi Arabia.

I, for one, do not find this attribute especially interesting, particularly compared with King's many mesmerizing features.

The longtime sports journalist has led a relatively virtuous life, particularly compared with the athletes he has covered.

The shifting strategies reflect a Republican campaign that remains in extraordinary flux, particularly compared with the Democratic field.

Such harvesting is backbreaking work, particularly compared with the tractor-driven, industrial farming commonly used for peas.

That is low, particularly compared with the 79percentt of Indians who were very concerned about warming at the time.

Israel's actual commercial trade with South Africa is tiny, particularly compared with that of the United States or Western Europe.

Mostly, though, Mr. Romney performed well by comparison — particularly compared with Mr. Perry.

Still, North Ossetia has been relatively quiet for some years, particularly compared with neighboring regions.

In general, France has been slow to alter its energy consumption habits, particularly compared with Germany or the Scandinavian countries.

Still, the euro remains strong, particularly compared with five years ago, when it traded at almost an equal value to the dollar.