Sentence examples for particularly scattered from inspiring English sources

Meetings of the group are notoriously disjointed, but the agenda for this session is particularly scattered.

As awards shows go, Mr. Harris pointed out, the Emmys can feel like a particularly scattered experience.

It might not even happen once on a particularly scattered evening when the alchemy if off and the stars just don't align.

Fruit trees, particularly scattered trees, are key species in ecosystems (Manning et al. 2006), and fruit tree crops are essential to human society, due to their contribution to worldwide food production (e.g., apple, grape, orange, coffee, cocoa, olive).

Everyone over the age of 50, but particularly those scattered in small towns across America, has long experienced the routine, even mundane act of going to the post office to send and receive mail.

Cold spots were scattered, particularly around the periphery of the neighborhood in VC.

Tarin (2005) recommended not to use the word 'EMT' in cancer cells, particularly when expressing scattered single-cell infiltration by diffuse (or signet-ring cell) carcinoma of the stomach.

Scattering from aerosols is strongly forward peaked, so while light may be deflected as it propagates through a thin cloud it is not particularly likely to be scattered back towards the ground.

However, random sampling can be difficult to perform in a survey, particularly when people are scattered over large and remote areas.

Large stands of sago palm are scattered farther inland, particularly along the valleys of the larger rivers in the north and along the deltas of the south coast.

It is almost impossible to detect scattered lesions functionally, particularly in cases of vascular abnormalities without generalized hypoxia.