Sentence examples for particularly good said from inspiring English sources

"As a source of job creation, military spending is not particularly good," said Robert Pollin, an economist at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

"The House bill is not particularly good," said Sen. John D. (Jay Rockefellerr IV (D-W.Va)., co-author of a far more modest tort reform bill in the Senate.

"Through the adoption of good agricultural practices, the harvest of our community field has been particularly good", says Rachel.

(The Marc Anthony concert was particularly good, she said).

"I don't think the prospect of meaningful earnings recovery is particularly good," he said.

"We already have good strong customer footfall in Miami and California and the Mexican market looks particularly good," Kelvin said.

"The first one is in the recording studio, when the producer asks you to listen to a playback of a take he considers particularly good," he said.

"With iBaby we had to own warehouse space, make huge capital investments in a business we weren't particularly good at," said Mr. McCormick.

Alex Melman, of the Save the Linhope Street Local campaign to have it recognised as a community asset and reopened, admitted the beer was not particularly good but said it was a popular meeting place.

"There's a sense of deja vu, Baker and Brown, this idea that it's his [to win], but he's not necessarily running a particularly good campaign," said Todd Eberly, a St. Mary's College of Maryland political science professor.

"Finn was particularly good," Rogers said of his former Middlesex team-mate.