Sentence examples for settled particularly from inspiring English sources

The Cibao Valley is also densely settled, particularly in its central and eastern sections at Santiago, San Francisco de Macorís, and La Vega.

They settled particularly in Istanbul, Salonika (present-day Thessaloníki, Greece), and Edirne, where they joined their coreligionists in a golden age of Ottoman Jewry that lasted well into the 17th century, when Ottoman decline and the rising power of European diplomats and merchants enabled them to promote the interests of the sultan's Christian subjects at the expense of Muslims and Jews alike.

Also note the state or district in which disputes will be settled, particularly if the parties to the contract reside or are licensed in different states.

Wigan were determined not to let Everton settle, particularly Marouane Fellaini, and the pace of Kone was utilised as he troubled John Heitinga whenever he was able to isolate the Netherlands defender.

Sediment also might smother benthic organisms as it settles, particularly those living in abyssal plains, which never evolved to cope with such large amounts of sediment sinking from above.

Multi-ethnic democracy will emerge, and the lure of globalization and economic integration work its stabilizing magic, only when other issues are settled -- particularly who lives inside which borders -- so people feel free to think beyond tribal interests.

We focus on land-rich newly settled countries, particularly Australia, since there is a long tradition of comparing Argentina with Australia in the literature (see, among others, Díaz-Alejandro 1984; Gerchunoff and Fajgelbaum 2006).

What you usually have to settle for, particularly in politics, is some kind of theory, ranging from the conspiratorial to the wild and woolly to the, occasionally, plausible.

Soon after the General Assembly voted to upgrade the status of the Palestinians, the Netanyahu government announced that it would advance plans to settle a particularly contentious area of the West Bank known as E1.

Nothing, he added, looks quite so settled now -- particularly since the pressures to spend are bipartisan.

Among the Germans, only the consistently subversive and innovative Sigmar Polke, never really a card-carrying Neo-Expressionist, has genuine street cred right now, while Anselm Kiefer has settled into a particularly overbearing style and a gassy form of art stardom.