Sentence examples for that particularly concern from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's aides also turned over to Mr. Hu a list of human rights cases that particularly concern the United States, Mr. Green said.

The history of the regulation of sexuality, especially the parts he's chosen to gloss over — which happen to be parts that particularly concern the vulnerability of women and children — is a chronicle of a staggeringly long reign of sanctioned brutality.

A similar impulse is evident in much of the research undertaken by feminists in the social sciences, or in response to feminist demands, where the goal has been to apply established research tools to neglected questions that particularly concern women and feminists.

Sources of heterogeneity that particularly concern us are differences between the patient groups with regard to basic demographics and disease spectrum as these may have a strong influence on prognosis and the performance of the tests.

That particularly concerns the gas-fired water heaters with open combustion chamber (Type B).

This is an issue that particularly concerns Pellegrini.

It was this legacy that particularly concerned her.

More banks and investment banks, including Citigroup, UBS, and Morgan Stanley, were reporting big losses — a development that particularly concerned Bernanke because of its historical overtones.

This is something that particularly concerns the National Union of Students, which argues that disadvantaged students carrying undergraduate debts of more than £27,000 are also less likely to consider postgraduate education.

This is something that particularly concerned Murray in the light of revelations in cycling about widespread blood doping.

I found that particularly concerning.