Sentence examples for particularly condemning from inspiring English sources

The Laming report, published on 28 January 2003, found that the agencies involved in her care had failed to protect her, and that on at least twelve occasions, workers involved in her case could have prevented her death, particularly condemning the senior managers involved.

He is particularly condemning of the sorts of pupils the current exam system produces, saying: "The new world does not need container-loads of young men and women whose knowledge is narrowly academic and subject-specific which they can regurgitate in splendid isolation in exams".

The group particularly condemned countries that supported the Syrian government with funds or sold arms to it and said that Syrian actions "can be considered crimes against humanity".

Shane McEntee had been particularly condemned for defending government cuts to Ireland's respite care programme and, anyway, I'm not sure that anonymous emails kill.

People who struggle with weight are particularly condemned for just "not caring" about their health.

We particularly condemn the perversity where Vulture Funds purchase debt at a reduced price and make a profit from suing the debtor country to recover the full amount owed – a morally outrageous outcome.

Oregonian guest columnists Elise Gautier and Penny Okamoto wrote a particularly scathing piece condemning the ruling, citing numerous safety hazards, especially in the face of potentially drunken college parties.

But his party's top foreign policy figures have spent years condemning Iran, particularly Suleimani's wing of the hard-line Iranian military.

The camera is acceptable, although I saw nothing to particularly recommend or condemn.

While "cowboy firms" transgress and must be condemned, particularly because they endanger the credibility of the "good firms" in the sectorm.

While Justice Stevens does not indicate that he is persuaded that hate speech should be outlawed, he takes a clear stand that it should be condemned, particularly be public figures.