Sentence examples for provide particularly from inspiring English sources

It has to do, really, with the illusions that guns provide, particularly the illusion of power.

CUPID has long been known to unleash his arrows among dog owners, and New York parks provide particularly good hunting.

Understanding the pattern of gene activity in germline cells "might provide particularly helpful clues as to how best to protect somatic cells from aging damage," he said.

The survey findings echo the early results of a three-year urban pollinators project across 12 cities in the UK which suggest that allotments provide particularly good habitats.

Using surveys to get feedback on branding or new products is difficult because the depth of information they provide, particularly as users tend to provide answers very quickly, is limited.

Others recognize the sense of security that cellphones provide, particularly since Sept. 11, 2001, when cellphones provided a brief but cherished lifeline between terrorist attack victims and their families.

Indeed, economic policy provides particularly rich pickings for those searching for EU statements that defy reality.

But the next gallery provides particularly fascinating insights, with residential designs by Gwathmey Siegel and Associates and Barnes Coy and Associates that structure the openings for light into modulelike patterns.

He identifies doctors and hospitals that seem to be providing particularly ineffective care for high-needs patients, and encourages clients to shift contracts.

The prosecutor, William Hochul Jr., said Mr. Goba had cooperated with government investigators as required by the plea agreement, providing particularly useful information about the recruiting strategies of Al Qaeda.

Unlike traditional suspension, the system has no electromechanical valves or small moving parts that wear out, and provides particularly good control at low frequencies.