Sentence examples similar to particularly to start from inspiring English sources

And they weren't particularly healthy to start with.

The product wasn't particularly polished to start with.

By explicitly mentioning borders, the Obama administration is pushing both sides, particularly Israel, to start to confront so-called final status issues.

"We are concerned that e-cigarettes may encourage nonsmokers, particularly children, to start smoking and develop nicotine addiction".

Carney urged companies, particularly insurers, to start taking seriously their responsibility to measure their potential losses.

She hadn't exercised when she was younger, and felt particularly loathe to start now, at the weakest time in her life.

Choose your favorite character or one you're particularly inspired to start with.

Tar-sands oil is particularly dirty, and getting at it is particularly destructive; therefore, it's a particularly good fuel to start with to make this point.

Virginia was a particularly ripe place to start the argument.

Women were particularly well placed to start businesses, said Shariff.

So it was a particularly courageous move to start by doing nothing.