Sentence examples for particularly follow from inspiring English sources

"This current administration doesn't particularly follow through on diplomatic policies, therefore I think they're rather quick to rush to military action, particularly against nations that they really do have a strong hold over," he said.

She added, "For those that don't particularly follow the social rules of vacationing or accept the fact that they can't afford to take one, this is hardly an issue".

"Even people who don't particularly follow football have really got into the spirit and got behind the team and there is a really incredible atmosphere," he said.

Given the nature of violence, particularly follow up measures are required.

The results of the study also support the need to particularly follow up the asthmatic and the older individuals, since these factors are associated with exacerbation in COPD severity in individuals chronically exposed to volcanogenic soil diffuse degassing.

This difference could possibly be due to the fact that Olweny's studies were done on a cohort that was meticulously followed up, unlike the current investigation in which we studied routine patients who came to the Uganda Cancer Institute for treatment and who were not particularly followed up or sought after to complete treatment [ 14].

This pleased me slightly because last month I was questioning whether every appointment is really necessary, particularly follow-up appointments.

(PCO 14: GPwSI service, Interviewee: GPwSI) "...with the focus on cutting out-patients and particularly follow-ups there is a, the Trust has been put under, the consultants have been put under pressure themselves and so they're desperate for solutions.

What if more states — particularly Texas — follow suit?

Their predators, particularly fishes, follow them in their cycle.

Political junkies of all stripes, but particularly Democrats, follow his site religiously.