Sentence examples for particularly then from inspiring English sources

"It had the acquiescence, at the very least, of the city government, particularly then Mayor Duterte".

Being Berlin, and particularly then, it was a very strange city.

No one would contest the defining roles assigned to Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, but if you felt that the artistic peaks of jazz were attained after 1940 – from the late 50s particularly – then the series became a kind of pre-history requiring numerous extra episodes to redress a distortion that gave more prominence to Tommy Dorsey than Charles Mingus.

In "Hunt, Gather, Cook," he makes a powerful argument for joining him in a few of those pursuits, if only to become aware of the great bounty that surrounds us in the natural world, even when we live in urban environments — and perhaps particularly then.

He continued: "The forwards performed well in the first half particularly, then I think heavy legs told in the second half".

Particularly then, the benefits of stress management training can become evident because patients are challenged to cope with a stressful situation.

NTT had difficulty convincing the leading non-Japanese phone manufacturers, particularly then-dominant Nokia, to develop i-mode-compatible devices.

That common sense was lost on Weill, his buddies in Congress and the Clinton Administration, particularly then-Treasury Secretary Bob Rubin.

We can now identify the things in the strawberry that make them particularly wonderful, then tell the breeders so they can use that information.

It was particularly tragic, then, that she used her new strength to try to legitimate authoritarianism.

Those were conditions that the drug agency had warned about, saying TMR was particularly risky then.