Sentence examples for particularly preparing from inspiring English sources

In Estonia, particularly, preparing for EU membership has sometimes meant reducing standards, not raising them.

We suggest that more efforts are placed on ensuring high quality counselling, particularly preparing clients for same-day results, and examining barriers to testing and accepting results, rather than abandoning this technique altogether.

Realising that acquiring autonomy and independence was especially hard for these young people, they widened the scope of the camp (particularly preparing for transition from paediatric to adult care and self-care) to a self-management camp (aimed at independent living with ESRD, i.e. the transition to adult care and adulthood).

She felt particularly prepared for the job after her years in private practice.

All those decades of roaring around the country in a van full of gear, beer and sweat didn't particularly prepare me for sitting at a computer for 8-plus hours a day, except maybe for the sitting part.

While every member of the health care team needs to be attuned to the possibility of PTSD and TBI, nurses must be particularly prepared to serve our military and their families with expert clinical care and innovative research on these most serious disorders.

More freewheeling encounters with groups of reporters will serve her well, particularly in preparing for the debates.

"It could also be useful for professional development, particularly when preparing staff for crisis situations that they do not often face".

That is why top players often employ trainers, also known as seconds, particularly when preparing for a match or important tournament.

(Tony O. was Frank Sinatra's road manager for many years, and, particularly when preparing beverages, he comports himself with the terse dignity befitting that distinguished employment history).

Our expert advisory panel has already provided invaluable advice particularly in preparing for recruitment and delivery of the intervention.