Sentence examples for will be particular from inspiring English sources

There will be particular confusion about commissioning responsibilities.

There will be particular excitement surrounding Christopher Shannon's Sunday afternoon show.

But there will be particular focus on the duel between generations even if two other maxis, Wild Thing and Lahana, are also in the race.

There will be particular opposition from the pedigree lobby, which makes its money out of pure-breed dogs – many of which have been inbred to the point of physical deformity in order to emphasise their exclusive features.

"There will be particular emphasis during this public hearing on the question of what information was known by employees of Knox and members of the Knox Council about the abuse by the teachers, and when that information was known," he said.

There will be particular attention paid to the concerns of punters on the Betfair site's tennis forum, one of whom told the Guardian: "It has become increasingly obvious recently that there are a significant number of 'fixed' tennis matches being played.

There will be a particular focus on the 14 NHS trusts placed in "special measures" last year.

The quarterback protection will be of particular import today.

That will be of particular importance to Britain.

"This will be of particular interest to you, I think.

Cutting water use will be a particular challenge for Fort Bliss.