Sentence examples for particularly sure from inspiring English sources

With one exception, Mr. Martin shows a particularly sure hand with fish.

"I'm not particularly sure that the IPL did make a difference", Morgan told BBC Radio Solent.

Not everyone is convinced by Borondo's description of his work, and some are particularly sure that children and emotionally scarred adults who go to a nearby therapy center will be very negatively impacted.

An emotional unquestioning consensus that isn't subjected to even the most idol of self-scrutiny: it's Jeremy Corbyn or nothing now, but nobody seems, on closer intellectual inspection, to be particularly sure why.

Thus some mothers said that they did not know what they could reasonably ask for: ' I'm still not particularly sure what the scheme is actually there for, but I know what I've been using it for and that has really helped' (M016).

Meanwhile, UNICEF is appealing to families in the affected areas to make particularly sure that children are kept away from areas contaminated with raw sewage, always wash their hands with soap and only drink water that has been purified or boiled.

When not behind the wheel, Mr. DeVito spent his days at the firm, spending time with traders and looking out for the welfare of interns, particularly making sure they knew there was leftover food from a conference or luncheon.

"That means better provision of sport in our schools, and more particularly making sure people don't drop sport when they leave school".

In general, she would recommend getting as broad a scientific training as possible at the bachelor's and master's levels, particularly making sure to acquire the necessary mathematical skills.

The best part is that none of these choices strike me as particularly 'safe'; sure, Adventure Time is tried and tested IP, but the creative teams participating there are super interesting.

"I'm fighting hard to ensure that the budget priorities that we have, particularly making sure that we can protect spending for schools and spending for the most disadvantaged children, is insulated from the necessary economies that we need to make," he told the Andrew Marr show.