Sentence examples for particularly raising from inspiring English sources

For NGOs, sports events offer an opportunity to promote messages about the importance of education and health, particularly raising awareness of HIV/Aids.

Doctors have also emphasised that drinking any more than moderate amounts of red wine – more than a small glass or two a day – is still considered very bad for health, particularly raising the risk of heart disease and some cancers.

If your button has a particularly raised edge you will need to add the height of that in twice too.

Emblematic of this is the final scene, which while intriguing, doesn't particularly raise the stakes or change the game.

It continues: "Should health care professionals consider boycotting the provision of services in immigration detention until conditions are made satisfactory?" Speaking to Guardian Australia, Haire particularly raised the issue of care in offshore detention centres.

The relevance of DLPFC in pain modulation and control has been particularly raised among others by Lorenz et al. [19, 20].

Closer working relationships with GPs and a stronger involvement of imaging in primary care will also increase contact of radiologists to their patients and particularly raise public awareness.

These rigid labor-market institutions particularly raise youths' unemployment rate relative to adults' (Lazear 1990, Canziani and Petrongolo 2001, Rodriguez-Palenzuela and Jimeno-Serrano 2002, Bertola, Blau and Kahn 2007, Kahn 2007, Leonor 2008).

The objections were particularly raised by the Merchant Maiden Hospital, which owned the land on the south side of the Ugie.

It bears resemblance to then-recent Max Martin-produced singles, particularly "Raise Your Glass", which contains a similar guitar-intro.

Wearing a solid-color shirt and trousers and rearranging a table, a chair and a thermos before each segment, Greenspan particularly raises the question in spectators' minds as to how he was able to memorize the devilish "Composition as Explanation".