Sentence examples for particularly utilities from inspiring English sources

Tobias Levkovich, chief United States equity strategist for Citigroup, said that these benefits accrue more to certain industries, particularly utilities, transportation and leisure.

Some governments, like the administration in Peru, are worried that losses suffered by large foreign investors in Argentina, particularly utilities and banks from Spain and the United States, may make them wary of acquiring companies elsewhere in the region.

Overall, being unable to pay a bill (particularly utilities) caused the most stress, said NAB Group Chief Economist Alan Oster.

"While consumers told us they were a little less concerned about their household's current financial position in Q4, being unable to pay a bill (particularly utilities) continues to have by far the biggest impact on those households most concerned about their finances".

Despite significant national and local efforts over the last decade to stimulate uptake of cycling in the UK, levels of cycling (particularly utility cycling) remain at around 2% of journeys.

Assessments of health-related quality of life and particularly utility values are important components of health economic analyses.

In some places, the growth of the unregulated businesses continues to raise questions of fairness -- particularly where utilities have been permitted to transfer plants to the new units at deep discounts to their market value.

Especially in the interior region of the country, from North Dakota down to Texas, where wind energy is particularly robust, utilities were able to lock in long contracts at 2.1 cents a kilowatt-hour, on average, she said.

For several years the Beltway wisdom has been that it is impossible to pass a bill without the approval of historic polluters, particularly the utilities, which run coal-burning power plants, the nation's single largest source of climate-changing pollution.

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But it is hard to argue that the need for storage will plateau anytime soon, particularly with utilities networking homes and entrepreneurs touting "the Internet of things". Flash is the most practical way to give inanimate objects a fluid, fully-functioning way to keep memories.