Sentence examples for particularly in the event of from inspiring English sources
"These aircraft play a vital role in our support to civil authorities, particularly in the event of natural disasters," Capt.
The environmental implications, particularly in the event of a disaster, of shipping highly radioactive cargo around the world are all the obvious; the financial rationale is equally flawed.
Positive momentum from the caucuses, particularly in the event of a clear first-place finish, would bide Mr. Santorum time, giving him the chance to build a more robust campaign operation before South Carolina and Florida.
But election tellers won't be rushed, particularly in the event of "small discrepancies" in their tallies, and as sunny afternoon turned to evening and then to night, Khan and his team were sequestered on the seventh floor of City Hall, the soon-to-be mayor reportedly having a nap ahead of the victory party he would shortly be obliged to attend.
Those topics are, according to the analysts: In our view, Moynihan must convince investors of: 1) why BAC executives remain confident that the company will not be required to issue common equity, particularly in the event of a double dip in the broader U.S. economy?
Informed consent is also an important issue, particularly in the event of ad hoc coronary intervention.
Housebuilders, another group considered particularly vulnerable in the event of Brexit, also rallied on Friday.
But analysts say that the defense of Egypt's pipeline network would be particularly problematic in the event of terrorism.
That depends on the time scale, particularly if – in the event of the licence being revoked _ Astana appeal to the court of arbitration for sport, which could take several months.
This was particularly challenging in the event of cross-talking when the speech of both dialogue participants was mixed together in both channels and we have to design an algorithm for separating the speech that was based on the levels of energy.
The mutations promote a focused and enhanced immune response [3], [49], [50] that may be particularly important in the event of an outbreak where specificity is the key to epidemic control.
