Sentence examples for particularly question from inspiring English sources

It's important that teenage girls particularly question why it is they feel pressured into certain sexual behaviours.

The past two weeks indicate that Labor learned from their Cayman experience how to better use parliament, and particularly question time, to expose deficiencies in Turnbull and his government.

In his text, van Agtmael writes of growing up in a mostly white, upper-middle-class suburb of Washington, D.C., where he was "surrounded by people who benefited from the American dream," and acknowledges that he "didn't particularly question it".

In addition, it focuses on practical and economic issues related to global trade and does not particularly question the trade for environmental reasons, as is done by Tavasszy et al. (2003).

In contrast, their role in the control of viral transmission remains to be defined, particularly question of the permissivity of these mucosal cells to HIV-1 infection.

Three control subjects reported difficulty in answering some of the questions, particularly question 5.

His halting rhythmic flow has been particularly questioned.

His role as chief minister during communal riots that engulfed Gujarat in 2002 was particularly questioned.

They particularly questioned why he had sent Yasir Arafat a greeting card for the Muslim holiday of Id al-Fitr.

Mr. Stein particularly questioned whether the film would tread a well-worn path by making characters from the heartland the butt of its jokes, whatever their party affiliation.

The political debate over the 2012 budget, particularly questions about the fundamental reshaping of Medicare and Medicaid programs, will resonate far beyond Capitol Hill.