Sentence examples for trying particularly from inspiring English sources

The administration is plainly having serious second thoughts about Afghanistan and is not trying particularly hard to conceal them.

New York has a similar but smaller programme.Chicago is trying particularly hard to lure in feathered visitors.

But that doesn't seem to stop us from trying, particularly when it comes to picking the "best" people.

She advised would-be visitors who find themselves unable to book to keep trying, particularly this summer, because blocks of rooms can become available when wholesalers who deal with European customers cancel bookings, typically one month in advance.

Hailey Ohnuki, who is with IMG and has been their agent since the 2010 Olympics, agrees that Mr. White and Ms. Davis are probably not as well known as they should be, but says it is not for lack of trying, particularly when it comes to social media.

Antje Vollmer, a Green who is deputy speaker of Parliament, said about Iraq, "My great concern is that a brutal, totalitarian regime there could be attacked, setting fire to the whole region as it goes under and trying particularly to pull Israel into the abyss".

To be fair, he has not tried particularly hard.

What they don't do is try particularly hard to prevent P.S.E.

One lesson is that the government should try particularly hard to keep people in their homes.

This was why committed reformists tried particularly hard, during the election campaign, to do Mr Rafsanjani down.

You're a sophisticated lady.'" She has tried particularly hard to overcome the sense that Art Pop was a failure.