Sentence examples for particularly tied from inspiring English sources
Nor are the BRICs particularly tied to one another.
Her company (celebrating its 10th anniversary) is based at the Kennedy Center, but her own legend remains particularly tied to New York.
Although the state has long had a strong pro-life movement, Tillis, a former financial consultant, wasn't particularly tied to it.
The report also cites three commodities that are particularly tied to China's growth: copper, above all; then soyabeans; and oil.In its hedging scenarios, Goldman's report concentrates on some different products.
Howard Wolfson, a senior adviser to Senator Clinton, noted that she campaigned aggressively in New York this fall for her re-election, but added that she never felt particularly tied down here because of Republican attacks.
Many of us at TechCrunch had heard rumors of the round, particularly tied to a push in the company's hiring and monetization.
Plays you love don't always hold up years later, particularly those tied in any way to headlines.
To some extent, the rust has not been rubbed off of some river towns, particularly those tied to the coal industry.
Other developed countries, particularly those tied to the euro and thus to the European Central Bank, don't have the option of printing money and are destined to undergo "classic depressions," Dalio said.
While the focus has been on how the bill will deal with failing companies, some officials said there were more serious disagreements over other complex issues in the legislation, including how to regulate complex financial instruments, particularly derivatives tied to commodities.
