Sentence examples for particularly in the recent from inspiring English sources
"But we wanted to somehow rescue the concern with aesthetics, formal issues and the visual, the realm of the visual, which we thought was perhaps a bit left aside, particularly in the recent editions, which seemed to have taken into consideration more of art and politics but with a documentary or with a social or politically activist approach".
The deaths are frequently correlated with the damage (the intensity), particularly in the recent years.
There are also indications, particularly in the recent Finch report [7] that there should be policy development to support Open Access through both the 'author pays' and the 'institutional repository' routes.
Over the years, and particularly in the recent past, a host of small molecule inhibitors of gyrase have been reported in the literature.
Moreover, there is almost nothing particularly unusual in the recent developments.
That was particularly evident in the recent Democratic primary, in which New Rochelle City Councilman Noam Bramson defeated Mr. Tocci, the incumbent.
Bank of America's small investment banking unit was hit particularly hard in the recent quarter, weathering trading losses that were the same size as those of its larger peers.
Mr. Mankiw's predecessor, R. Glenn Hubbard, was a main architect of the three tax cuts passed in the last three years, and his handiwork was particularly obvious in the recent reduction in dividend taxes.
Two issues have been particularly important in the recent discussions: Mixed Quotation and the alleged ambiguity of quotations.
This is particularly evident in the recent, and rapid, colonization of Bogoslof (1980) [7], [8] and San Miguel (1965) [9] islands, both of which, based on tag-resight data, were colonized by animals from throughout the northern fur seal range.
Personal consumption expenditures, the government's calculation of total consumer outlays, rose in each of the last three quarters, particularly in the most recent, in disregard of the recession.
