Sentence examples for particularly provincial from inspiring English sources

While Westerners may imagine Chinese television as a staid remnant of the Communist-controlled information system, the reality is that more than a decade of media commercialization has made television here — particularly provincial satellite channels with national audiences — provocative, even by Western standards.

This article identifies a number of issues that play a key role in the success of projects involving American or European Universities in conjunction with the Chinese government, particularly provincial authorities.

Abattoir condemnation data have the potential to provide early warning of emerging animal and zoonotic diseases, particularly provincial abattoir data and yet these data have been under-utilized in the past.

But southern hemisphere coaches are not always the instant solution, particularly at provincial level.

Hers was an extreme example of the problems with Egypt's public health service, particularly in provincial areas.

A wave of singing competitions and dating shows some of them adaptations of successful Western ones—have come on air in recent years, particularly on provincial satellite channels.

Further administrative reforms, particularly of provincial administration in 1913, led to more centralization, although by European standards the central Ottoman government remained relatively weak, particularly in the more distant provinces.

If Summers has read Stendhal, he may recall that Julien Sorel is chastised by one particularly egregious provincial ecclesiastic examiner — a Larry Summers avant la lettre — for investing too much time in the study of a profane author like Horace, to the detriment of his eternal soul.

Particularly, each provincial office of education in Korea provides a website that contains all grade levels (K-12) of educational resources under the name of Education Supporting Center ERCC).

Moncton grew rapidly during the early 20th century, particularly after provincial lobbying helped the city become the eastern terminus of the massive National Transcontinental Railway project in 1912.

It is clear that the support and supervision provided by the Facility Management Nurse, District Health Accountant and particularly the Provincial Facility Grant Accountants were crucial in ensuring that funds were spent according to plans, problems were resolved quickly and accounting procedures followed.