Sentence examples for particularly for taking from inspiring English sources

The most difficult types of support to receive or provide more often were reminders, particularly for taking and refilling medications.

Lately it has become fashionable to criticise the court, particularly for taking too long and costing too much.

Burma's many monks – estimated to number between 300,000 and 500,000 – have taken to mobile phones with gusto, particularly for taking photos at religious events and temples.

Dynamic mathematical transmission models offer valuable tools for planning infectious disease strategies, particularly for taking potential indirect effects into account.

The full-sized keyboard is comfortable and easy to type on, particularly for taking advantage of productivity applications.

Harry Venning of The Stage praised Davies' script, particularly for taking it seriously and making it scary.

Evans's critique of these "parlour games" is strong, and particularly so for taking the likes of Ferguson a lot more seriously than perhaps they deserve.

Even Magic Johnson, a vice president and part-owner of the Lakers, has chimed in, criticizing the team before Game 4, particularly Malone and Payton, for taking Detroit lightly and failing to compete.

The lens has an f-stop of 1.7, making it very fast, but also able to produce stunning close-up images with lovely bokeh effects blurring out the background with pleasing colours, which is particularly good for taking portraits or images of objects.

But I've never found tablets particularly interesting for taking pictures.

Now Kevin Costner is making his directorial debut with the film "Dances With Wolves". Costner remains indebted to the studio, and particularly Medavoy, for taking chances that helped launch him to stardom--first in casting him in "No Way Out"; later in making "Bull Durham," with Ron Shelton directing, even though other studios were already making two other baseball movies.