Sentence examples for particularly well considering from inspiring English sources
In the Massachusetts Senate election, Martha Coakley raised about $5 million and spent about $4 million -- obviously not particularly well, considering Scott Brown only spent about one-fifth of that amount.
"Business, Innovation and Skills has not made life particularly easy for us by pushing things out which are not particularly well considered, then changing the requirements again later in the day," he says.
The poll indicated that the vast majority of Mr. Nader's support came from Democrats and that he was doing particularly well in California, considered a vital state for Mr. Gore.
Well, consider the following.
No? Well, consider yourself lucky.
Well, consider yourself corrected, Mac.
Well, consider me surprised.
Even as late as the 14th century, there might be just several dozen copies of any given text in existence, and those copies might well be chained to a desk or a lectern in some library, which, if it contained a hundred other books, would have been considered particularly well stocked.
Furthermore, the long delay in reforming the Council has left it less representative than the G-20, which is particularly well-suited to consider the global challenges of security, poverty and the environment.
