It's a partial answer to a question that hasn't exactly been defined.
The long and successful career of Eugene O'Neill may be a partial answer to this criticism.
Kurt Hammerschmidt of the German Primate Center in Göttingen and colleagues have provided a partial answer to that question.
So Mr Xi came to the region with a partial answer to one of the questions it was asking.
Mending relations with Europe is only a partial answer to America's problems in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, since Europe itself continues to turn away from military power.
A partial answer to the other question is that some basic international requirements for a fair election are missing in Florida.
And, Dr. Dunbar said, they also provided a partial answer to the ageless conundrum of whether we laugh because we feel giddy or feel giddy because we laugh.
The formation of the militias is at least a partial answer to the question of how American commanders intend to wrest back the initiative from the Taliban over the next 12 months.
Singer's article offers a partial answer to a question many people ask: What's it like to live in one of those states which, because of history or statistics, becomes, periodically, the center of political attention for the whole country?
"I think I'll end up with at least a partial answer to whether there are enough similarities between similar but not really closely related species to use as a taxonomical tool," he said.
Thus a partial answer to questions raised by the music critic Junichi Kokudo in an essay in the festival program book: "What discoveries has Ozawa made while on his sickbed?
