Sentence examples for was no particularly from inspiring English sources

So it was no particularly surprise when Houston finished the month of April three games under.500 and five games back of the division-leading Cubs.

Dennis P. Lockhart, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, said on Friday that he would support a cut when the Fed's policy-making committee meets in September as long as there was no particularly bad news between now and then.

Secondly, it was confirmed that average measures for all categories advanced monotonically and that there was no particularly noisy category.

Health insurance as a means of providing funding for health care is a novelty in Nigeria and there was no particularly discernible attitude to them and their work in Nigeria at present.

The short answer is no, particularly regarding middle-market and lower-middle-market companies.

Before purchasing the cigar, lightly squeeze it all along its length to make sure there are no particularly hard or soft spots.

I was no longer particularly interested in living, but I didn't want to hurt my family.

There is no particularly note worthy hotel in Mirecourt.

"There'll be all kinds of haggling, but there are no particularly huge minefields there".

There were no particularly notable highs or lows, just a general lack of clarity.

With Annie, there is no particularly complicated relationship to pop she makes records and videos as if she organically, naturally loved the form.