Sentence examples for particularly if not from inspiring English sources

Heat has a way of killing off delicate spices (and herbs), particularly if not in the first flush of youth.

"Holding substantial securities in a trading book for an extended period obviously assumes the character of a proprietary position, particularly if not specifically hedged," Mr. Volcker wrote in his comment letter.

What differentiates is whether the rule of law and accountability are part of the assessment of the legitimacy of an intervention, particularly if not mandated by the UN Security Council.

It is noteworthy that WB samples also degrade over time when not analysed immediately, particularly if not kept refrigerated.

Consequently strategies to inhibit NF-κB, particularly if not spatially or temporally targeted, may have detrimental effects.

A minority of students though, felt that narratives could be an irrelevant distraction, particularly if not related to learning objectives to be tested in exams.

For example, tear-gas canisters are particularly dangerous if not used properly, especially in a crowded school or classroom around young children.

Children, especially those under five, are particularly susceptible; if not prevented, polio infection may result in disability or, in some severe cases, even death.

But at a time when the nation's hospital mergers have produced less savings than expected, many view the union as particularly empty, if not cantankerous.

In situ testing is considered to be particularly beneficial (if not even indispensable) for concentrating collectors in terms of cost effectiveness and feasibility.

Yet what was so socially, indeed politically, explosive about what appears on first sight to be a particularly arid, if not astringent, doctrine of specialist scientific knowledge?