Sentence examples for would be particular from inspiring English sources

There would be particular pressure on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.

There would be particular pressure on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, already seen as "stretched to the limit" as a result of departmental cuts since 2010.

The researchers found there would be particular problems regarding the operation of a caretaker government, which is led by the incumbent prime minister following an inconclusive election result.

Mr. Kazee and Ms. Milioti said trying to recreate the loose, casual feel of the film scenes would be particular folly, and their counterparts seconded them.

These would be particular forms of Corollary 4.2.

The concern that the unemployment increase would be particular steep in a country with relatively lax employment protection and high job turnover rates has so far proven unjustified.

The ultimate problem with theories of universals of this sort, according to Auriol, is that if they were correct, then universals would not be universals at all, but would be particulars with their own real being.

"They could find their way to the dark web, but it obviously wouldn't be particular useful for recruitment".

One example of weak rigid dependence as defined by Simons would be a particular water molecule depending for its existence on a particular oxygen atom.

In particular, further studies comparing the efficacy of formulations containing racemic d,l-MPH with d-MPH (Focalin XR®) would be of particular interest.

He knew there would be a particular cost.