Sentence examples for particularly independents from inspiring English sources

In addition, Republicans may have crossed a line with voters, particularly independents.

(Last week, however, Gallup found that voters, particularly independents, said they were more sympathetic to town-hall protesters than not).

Clinton may also have picked up a bit of ground among independents, particularly independents who think of themselves as moderate rather than either liberal or conservative.

Mr. Bradley said his eye had long been on Washington because its voters, particularly independents, have a tradition of voting for underdogs and of switching across party lines.

Prior to Sept. 11, polls showed that voters, particularly independents, suburbanites and women, saw the president as beholden to his like-minded friends in the extractive industries of oil, gas, coal, timber and mining.

Some shops, particularly independents, now invite their customers to lounge as if they were at a Barnes & Noble or Starbucks, and promise employees who know more than just the difference between the White Stripes and Whitesnake.

Bookstores, particularly independent bookstores, help resist this trend by championing authors the employees believe in.

Members of Generation Y are particularly independent minded and confident - perhaps more so than earlier cohorts.

"But this poses serious questions about the newly formed institutions, particularly independent organizations, created under the Constitution".

Ballard and Fremont, once cities in their own right, are now Seattle neighborhoods of a particularly independent-minded kind.

Not surprisingly, the exclusive arrangements irritate other music retailers, particularly independent and regional operators who lack the power and money to cut deals.