Sentence examples for peculiarities in from inspiring English sources

He added: "Decc has two big peculiarities in its budget.

Mrs. Clinton also benefited from some peculiarities in voting practices here.

The delay in sentencing arose from one of several peculiarities in the trial.

Second, the bad number is driven by a few one-off peculiarities in the data.

The British photographer Parr, 58, has been documenting cultural peculiarities in society all over the world since the late 1970s.

Because of peculiarities in Japan's vaccination history, nearly 75 percent of the cases are in men ages 20 to 40.

"There are peculiarities in every country's citizenship laws, and I guess I'm not out to question it here," Mr. Kozak said.

Richard Lefever, president of Facade Maintenance Design, who is supervising the project, said that there are peculiarities in the building's setback design that create difficulties.

She ruled out a stroke for Sharon Huff, 55, despite the woman's slurred speech, an intense headache and peculiarities in her blood pressure and heart rate.

Many amusing personal peculiarities in clothes and correspondence, together with a gift for repartee, made him a "character" as well as a hero.

In the Mari statues there also appears to have been no deviation from the sculptural formula; they are distinguished only by technical peculiarities in the carving.