Sentence examples for particularly set up from inspiring English sources

"We don't particularly set up and say, 'Let's do a brainstorming session,' like in business school or something," Federer said of Luethi and Annacone.

The human brain, unlike the chimpanzee brain, is particularly set up for it.

But Canna Tech isn't particularly set up to talk to grannies seeking dabs for their cataracts.

I used to say the brain among mammals is particularly set up for music, but people started to write to me about cockatoos and certain other bird species.

The reasons for this are complex and include not only the inherent costs of (particularly) setting up and running such a system but also the continuing difficulties in achieving successful engraftment of the neoepidermis.

Having identified suboptimal care, the project explored possible remedial actions, particularly setting up recall and reminder systems.

This is true for most charities, but particularly those set up by high-profile celebrities.

It's a particularly clever set up: a couple who, despite a 15 year marriage, neither know or even trust each other, start finally to fall in love.

Obama campaign officials characterized their decision as a necessary one meant to combat similar Republican political action committees, particularly those set up to back Mitt Romney.

The old-established banks such as Barclays, Standard Chartered and Stanbic are in sound shape, but some of the newer ones, particularly those set up by Mr Mugabe's chums, are rickety.

Andrew S. Fastow -- who, while serving as Enron's chief financial officer, was also running partnerships, particularly LJM2, set up by Enron to keep debt off the books -- has been indicted on 78 counts of fraud, money laundering, conspiracy and obstruction of justice.