Sentence examples for will not be particularly from inspiring English sources

The speakers will not be particularly unusual.

He will not be particularly interested in what they say.

For those who still think of BMWs as primarily sport sedans, this 528i will not be particularly satisfying.

With a top speed of 186 miles per hour, it will not be particularly fuel-efficient, either.

Most oil experts believe that, with new technology, it has a lot more oil to be found and that these reserves will not be particularly difficult to develop.

"Disclosure to regulators will not be particularly useful," said Mr. Partnoy, a professor at the University of San Diego School of Law who has written extensively about derivatives regulation.

Leading teams contacted by BBC Sport refused to comment on the deal, but it does not take a great leap of faith to understand Ferrari, particularly, will not be especially happy.

But the refills will last much longer than batteries and will probably not be particularly expensive, Dr. Acker said.

These motions are a crucial part of your case, but you will probably not be particularly involved in this part of the process.

If we can get more engagement, our education will be better, and it may not be particularly important to say how much better or better in exactly which ways.

Neely says 1985 "will not be a particularly good year for Smith," especially since many oil companies are giving top priority to paying down the enormous debts they took on to defend themselves against hostile takeover bids.