Sentence examples for working particularly on from inspiring English sources

An active member of the Democrats of the Left (DS), a social democratic party containing many former Communists, she soon got noticed, and specialised in foreign affairs, working particularly on ties with the US Democrat party.

The Americans, who have always promoted Turkish membership of the EU for their own strategic reasons, are pressing the Europeans to be amenable.This may be working, particularly on the Germans, who are desperate to get back into American good books after being told that Gerhard Schröder's electioneering hostility to American policy over Iraq had "poisoned" relations.

"I wanted to address where I need to improve – I have worked particularly on my agility.

Not technically brilliant cooking, then - they need to work particularly on texture and seasoning - but you know what?

November 25, 1783 Mâcon, France March 5, 1875 Paris, France Claude-Louis Mathieu, (born Nov. 25, 1783, Macon, Fr. died March 5, 1875, Paris) French astronomer and mathematician who worked particularly on the determination of the distances of the stars.

The statute required extensive judicial action to make it work, particularly on the interpretation of Section 6.

The disease, which causes leaf loss and crown dieback, works particularly quickly on young plants, killing them within one growing season of symptoms becoming visible.

And only time will tell on the zippers, which don't work particularly well on my Rag and Bone pair, either.

Most line manufacturers make line that works particularly well on spinning reels, and it will say so on the box.

Indeed, they work particularly well on older women.

It works particularly well on the touchscreen of a smartphone or tablet computer.