Sentence examples for particularly large number from inspiring English sources

In this area of Kentucky, there is a particularly large number of fossils, Snelling said.

But it is hardly clear that this is a particularly large number of voters.

A particularly large number of false names were found in the finance department.

Over the last three years there has been a particularly large number of plays dealing with immigration issues.

In Syria, Israel, and Jordan a particularly large number of 5th-, 6th-, and 7th-century churches are preserved.

A particularly large number settled on Staten Island, where many went to schools and colleges, married, had children, started businesses and bought property.

During the 1950s, particularly, large numbers of Spaniards, Portuguese, and Italians settled in Caracas.

These days, though, the Chinese and Indians who are buying phones for the first time aren't buying iPhones in particularly large numbers.

Soldiers who killed Japanese in particularly large numbers or with notable bravery were publicly decorated with medals, and those who died in combat were posthumously remembered as heroes.

The Transgender Day of Remembrance ceremony, held annually on 20 November, was started in 1999, when it became clear that trans people were being murdered in particularly large numbers.

New York is, however, a very desirable place to live that tends to attract the young and talented in particularly large numbers despite the associated expense.