Examples of 'particularly young' in a sentence
Meaning of "particularly young"
particularly young: Describing a group or category of individuals who are notably youthful or of a relatively early age
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particularly young
Said of a person who is no longer particularly young.
One particularly young male might throw sticks.
None of the board members are particularly young.
The particularly young and old are the most.
Club development is particularly young.
Particularly young people consider obtaining drugs easy or very easy.
This small hotel will appeal to all types of clientele and particularly young couples.
Particularly young children are not always aware of the dangers involved.
The Iranian population has remained particularly young for a long time.
Particularly young elements.
This Plan evolved from a major consultation exercise engaging the community and particularly young people.
Particularly young workers.
The Italian TV audience is not particularly young.
Wall is particularly young for someone with his experience level.
We need more people, particularly young ones.
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I am particularly young now that I have the thrill of a returned voice.
He likes young people, particularly young girls.
Particularly young Bristow women.
We know that children, and particularly young.
To educate the public and particularly young people with a sense of moral responsibility towards animals.
Unfortunately though, the audience watching was particularly young.
Young people in Europe and particularly young women appear to smoke more and more cigarettes.
All of these factors were agreeable to women, particularly young women.
Discarding affects particularly young fish which are below the authorised minimum landing size MLS.
It attracted a lot of people, particularly young people.
Women, particularly young female heads of households.
People are reading more, particularly young people.
In children, particularly young children, diarrhea can sometimes lead to dehydration.
College educated adults, particularly young talent.
Consumers, particularly young ones, are more interested in experiences than possessions.
More and more people are being affected, particularly young people.
Do you have a particularly young group of children this year?
Vietnam 's population is particularly young.
Smokers, particularly young smokers, may be more observant of smokers in their environment.
I think most people come around to it, particularly young people.
But some people, particularly young men who are not insured.
We must combat war in the minds of men, particularly young people.
These migrants, particularly young women and children, are exposed to situations of extreme vulnerability.
It is home to many urban professionals, particularly young couples with children.
Small rodents - particularly young still in the nest - are also on their list of prey.
They also wanted to encourage voter registration, particularly young voters.
A significant number of others, particularly young women, have become the targets of traffickers.
Everyone is seeking ways to keep pastors healthy, particularly young pastors.
Some children, particularly young child have difficulty understanding the concept of time.
They inform the general public, particularly young people and.
Young persons, particularly young women, generally have great difficulties in finding initial employment.
For example, polio is not as deadly when caught particularly young.
Illiteracy among young people, particularly young women, was a significant problem.
Non-formal education programmes target illiterate adults, particularly young women.
Equipping the workforce, particularly young people, with the skills required by labour markets.
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The silence of young girls implies consent
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Organisation of young people recruitment and training
