Sentence examples for time of particular from inspiring English sources

Winter is a time of particular emphasis on pruning.

"The school summer holidays are a time of particular risk for many girls," he said.

But mid-June is time of particular horror in the Baltic states.

It was a time of particular tension – in 2005, the Israelis had pulled out of occupying the Gaza strip, withdrawing their troops along with 10,000 settlers.

May Day comes at a time of particular tension in Turkey after a succession of deadly attacksblamed on jihadis and Kurdish militants.

He said he had no illusions about the challenges that face the organization, as well as the rest of the world, at a time of particular unrest and instability.

At times of particular stress (or, as my husband would tell you, every night), I find myself compelled to check the front door several times.

This is most likely to occur in times of particular uncertainty, where there should be the highest premium on orderly market processes.

While mental illness plays a dominant role in suicides, in Japan, there have been upticks during times of particular stress, for instance the financial crisis of 2008 or the tsunami of last year.

These variables include seasonality of rainfall with respect to seasonal temperatures, frequency of precipitation events, frequency event size relationships, return times of particular rain events, wind-season intensity, daily patterns of microclimates, and rainfall-potential evapotranspiration relationships.

It has been stressed in [7] that execution times of particular runnables may differ significantly for various modes of an ECU and thus applying different mappings for each operating mode may be beneficial.