Sentence examples for particularly emerged from inspiring English sources

I agreed that nobody particularly emerged with much credit from the whole episode, particularly given his achievements for England.

Three cultural elements of the Bam's cultural landscape particularly emerged through the survivors' narratives: Qanats, gardens of Khorma trees and Arg-e Bam.

in a conversation in March, Pietersen asked him if he "thought his England career had ended in the right manner". he agreed "that nobody particularly emerged with much credit, particularly given his achievements for England".

This particularly emerged from patients using breathing techniques (for example,. Buteyko) but was also apparent for other self-help based therapies (for example, Bowen therapy).

Generally, much of the world, particularly emerging Asia, is less exposed to America than it was.

"There are some that might feel they'd be better off negotiating with non-European nations, particularly emerging markets, as a UK entity.

But other markets found the going tougher - particularly emerging economies; India's Sensex is up just 0.15% so far while the Philippine's PSE is up 0.5%.

With the United States and Europe working together on ways to secure their banking systems, economists are concerned that money may flow out of other countries, particularly emerging markets, to Western countries if investors decide that those markets are not as safe.

"The appealing thing about Asia, particularly emerging Asia, is that it's a region of the world that's not entirely dependent on developed economies to generate growth," said Michael Hood, global markets strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

"In the end, for small countries like Romania, particularly emerging markets, the ability to run large fiscal deficits is constrained by the willingness of someone to lend," Mr. Franks said.

Here, discrepancies particularly emerge, when bridging the gap between theory and practice [81, 82].