Sentence examples for particularly those in the next from inspiring English sources

They now have big hotels, fast ski-lifts, Wi-Fi zones and flashy nightclubs, and attract guests from all over Europe, but for most of their history these villages were impoverished, isolated places whose people were suspicious of outsiders, particularly those in the next valley.

I was particularly interested in the next pair, from the superb 1996 vintage.

The Magic of an Orchestra Musical offerings for children are particularly rich in the next few weeks.

I'm not particularly interested in the next world, because I have no control over it at all.

The Panthers will have to execute particularly well in the next 10 days if they want a big-money spot in a Bowl Championship Series game.

"This research will become particularly important in the next few years as we see such rapid changes in children's health care," Dr. McCormick said.

Enlisting their assistance is particularly critical in the next 15 months because there's a heightened risk that tensions could escalate during the U.S. and Iranian election seasons.

This latter point arouses some specific questions, related to the stakes, benefits and limits of the participation of small firms in the innovative networks built by large companies, which are particularly studied in the next section.

This is particularly important in the next decades when the generations of migrants that arrived in richer European countries during the 80s and 90s (or even before) will reach retirement age.

Don't expect anything particularly radical in the next 12 months.... unless.

Woo's absence from the committee will become particularly important in the next few months.