Sentence examples for particularly out of from inspiring English sources

In Ohio, its results have been particularly out of whack.

Yet he did not seem particularly out of place.

e360: India actually pays for voluntary [village] relocations, particularly out of tiger habitat.

That kind of cute, sunny woodsiness seems particularly out of place in current science fiction.

On social media, none of this behavior is particularly out of the ordinary.

Especially this time, when the parties' slogans and their actual policies are particularly out of whack.

Three-quarters of a million people (particularly out-of-work young men) have turned to binge drinking.

The problem is most likely to manifest when derivatives trade on an exchange and transactions give blocking powers to small minorities, particularly out-of-bankruptcy restructurings and freezeouts.

Some sports still use women in this way – cycling and boxing now seem particularly out-of-date – but Formula One joins others who have ended the practice.

Women in the housing association refuge report increasing incidents of self-harming and other dangerous behaviour by other residents, particularly out-of-hours when no staff are available.

The hypothesis was that, through dispersing a small amount of EGNFs into epoxy resin, mechanical properties (particularly out-of-plane mechanical properties) of the resulting hybrid multi-scale composites would be significantly improved.