Sentence examples for put particularly from inspiring English sources

Environmentalists are urging the government to put particularly sensitive areas off-limits entirely, and we agree.

In light of that, Anderson looks more like someone who has managed to put particularly forceful visual branding on to the attitudes of his generation.

So, with no rain falling, others stayed put, particularly Sugarland's most devoted fans, those closest to the front of the stage in an area called the Sugarpit — the site of some of the worst damage soon afterward.

But in this case the squeeze on exporters from the dollar is combining with weak demand from slumping economies at home and abroad to put particularly intense pressure on American manufacturers, which have borne the brunt of the slowdown.

On a simple level, they can pass legislation to disallow any neighborhood watch person or private citizen from disobeying an authority once they report something suspicious to them and are told by that authority to stay put, particularly if no life is at stake.

The strange thing about putting, particularly for streaky putters, is how the stroke can suddenly reappear like a ghost, out of nowhere.

The Action for Children charity warns that more than a third of parents regularly struggle to make money last to the end of the month, meaning the festive season puts particularly strain on their finances.

The occurrence of a crisis puts particularly financial pressure on low-income persons who, moreover, suffer from the uncertainty about whether and when a loss might occur.

The analysis is done by ways of a pooled cross-country and time series analysis based on 31 advanced countries1 for which detailed annual data on different ALMPs (putting particularly emphasis on those specifically targeted to low-skilled individuals) exists for the period 1985–2010.

"There is a mismatch between the rhetoric of government and the policies they have put into place, particularly with regard to welfare and children".

The children's agency called on all armed groups to desist from the use of landmines and other explosive weapons, particularly in populated areas, which put civilians, particularly children, at risk of great harm.