Sentence examples for particularly of large from inspiring English sources

Back in 1899, in "The Theory of the Leisure Class," Thorstein Veblen described homeownership, particularly of large and expensive dwellings, as "conspicuous consumption".

I've observed it too often: leaders, particularly of large organizations, isolate themselves from the people who work for them, and the personal relationships that often define who you are and what you're trying to do tend to disappear.

Funding for genetic studies (through organizations like the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, The World Wildlife Fund, Alberta Ingenuity, and the Alberta Conservation Association), particularly of large mammals, is becoming easier to obtain.

Other barriers, such as mountain ranges, can also cause funnelling, particularly of large diurnal migrants.

Reanalysis of old material (particularly of large 'allosaur' specimens), new discoveries in Portugal, and several very complete new specimens have also contributed to the growing knowledge base.

High exploitation rates coupled with a slow life history and low resilience to fishing mortality have resulted in population declines, particularly of large sharks, worldwide [e.g. 10] [17] and pose a serious threat for the survival of many species.

Yet, it is clear that any modern theory of landform evolution must take into account the possibility of a periodic regeneration of continental elevations, particularly of large-scale relief features.

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That is particularly true of large technology stocks.

She said that this was particularly true of large funds that specialize in global blue-chip companies.

And industry sales, and particularly those of large sport utility vehicles, are coming under pressure as war worries escalate and gas prices rise.