Sentence examples for particularly experienced in from inspiring English sources

However, this move is recommended only for professional investors or those particularly experienced in buying sovereign or corporate bonds.

"But the Mongolians are also not particularly experienced in analyzing the quality of the information," a British woman who had distributed information about health care told me.

LIFE AND LETTERS lamenting the end of fun, particularly as experienced in the passionate lifestyle of New York mid-century literary culture.

By James Atlas The New Yorker, November 18 , 1996P. 62 LIFE AND LETTERS lamenting the end of fun, particularly as experienced in the passionate lifestyle of New York mid-century literary culture.

Contaminations of surface and ground water bodies have particularly been experienced in gold mining communities in Nigeria (Galadima et al. 2011; Ayantobo et al. 2014a, b).

One analyst on the conference call questioned whether Michael Dell could use a strong lieutenant, particularly someone experienced in turning around companies.

Our findings are important for policymakers, suggesting that improvements in living standards, particularly those experienced in the early years, may improve child nutrition and child health, even beyond the critical window of 1,000 days.

Few persons (but particularly women) experienced downward mobility in their careers.

It was suggested that this may help to reduce the high attrition rate of students currently experienced, particularly in the first year of training.

Here is what did surprise me: I found myself relating to the fraught situations that they experienced, particularly in regard to racial passing.

There is increasing evidence that environmental factors, particularly stressful events experienced early in life, increase the risk of developing a psychiatric illness and/or a behavioural disorder [ 1- 4].