Sentence examples for particularly too from inspiring English sources

Was the United Nations trying to do too much with too little support -- and particularly, too little security?

As our Big Mac index suggested last week, the Brazilian real looks particularly too high, particularly if one adjusts for GDP per person.

That's particularly too bad since the recent alligator attacks in Florida prove that the story of human encroachment on animal turf is topical and rich in thematic possibility.

In my 20s, I did postgraduate studies with the composer Richard Rodney Bennett, who told me that my problem would never be a lack of ideas but too many - particularly too many undeveloped ideas.

From what I know of the two towns I know they share struggles, particularly too few jobs, which in many cases means the residents of both communities struggle with hunger.

Laminitis has many causes, but the most common is related to a sugar and starch overload from a horse overeating certain types of food, particularly too much pasture grass high in fructan in early spring and late fall, or by consuming excessive quantities of grain.

This is especially annoying on a Sunday night, when it also seems to be getting particularly loud, too.

His fringe is looking particularly good too.

And teenagers had it particularly bad too.

& a soap-bubble blower, lipstick went over particularly well too.

Jennifer Krause's subject matter is particularly American, too.