Sentence examples for especially from high-quality English sources.

• The sense of taste, especially for sugars, is also acute.

• Those parts come from all over the world, especially China.

• Don’t click suspicious links, especially not surprise pop-up windows.

• 2) Don’t be squeamish about reusing plastic, especially water bottles.

• This is especially beneficial for island markets and remote and regional towns.

• "And especially when it's a negative, we basically used all that PPE for nothing."

• At times of crisis, that is especially important—and especially vulnerable.

• And especially, especially if he or she is infected with the COVID-19 coronavirus.

Use especially in a sentence.

• Kan’s government was criticized for its handling of the disaster, especially the nuclear emergency.

• Banning plastic straws has especially increased the chances of businesses getting younger customers.

• Vespignani: That's one of the risks, especially if you extend that too much — if you start to destroy the supply chain.

• A string of especially gruesome killings of women and girls has prompted widespread protests, especially in the capital.

• Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell urged Republican men to get vaccinated last month after polls showed the group was especially hesitant.

• Crystallization of soluble salts can result in serious damage to the ceramic structure and the decorative surface, especially if it is glazed.

• I share their concern, especially when enemies of America are allowed to post falsified and dangerously misleading images with no consequence.”

• "You see that especially with certain customer segments, for example, especially in the younger population and millennials, that instant, more regular drip of feedback is quite important."

especially sentence examples

• I think that right now it’s more important than ever to speak up, especially for people – especially for trans people – who are being denied different services at different companies based on these ‘religious freedoms’.”

• As a Honolulu resident, Lieu keeps an eye on how the local government is tackling sustainability and climate change, especially in areas like sea-level rise, plastics in the ocean, transportation, and energy costs, which are especially high in Hawaii.

• “These are sound general election strategies, not just primary strategies … especially in red states, and especially in purple states, where if we want to overcome cultural divide issues we need to lean more into economic populist issues,” says Green, at the PCCC.

• What the group found was startling: while most of the rainforest still retains its ability to absorb large quantities of carbon dioxide - especially in wetter years - one portion of the forest, which is especially heavily deforested, appears to have lost that capacity.