Sentence examples for a partial reading of from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, they asked for a partial reading of Mr. Fassler's testimony, during which he tried to explain what Mr. Bruno did to merit a $15,000 payment in 1997.

But that is a partial reading of his limitations because there is nothing to say that you must use your left foot if there is an alternative and he has proved that he is one of the best.

His decision to adopt psychology as his life's work was inspired by a partial reading of Physiological Psychology (1873 74), by Wilhelm Wundt, generally considered the founder of experimental psychology.

As the authors of the research on which this recommendation was based, my colleagues at the Institute of Education and I have argued that such action is not only based on a partial reading of the evidence about impact, but that is likely to do more harm than good for students, teachers and schools.

Critics argue that it is based on a partial reading of the evidence.

A partial reading of his name is Yuknoom Took' K'awiil.

See a partial reading list of books mentioned in his correspondence.

Professor Kevin Anderson, of Manchester University and the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, added: "It's a deliberately partial reading of the report.

Yet the so-called clash of civilizations, as Zachary Karabell's important new book demonstrates, draws strength from a profoundly partial reading of history.

All repetitive gene regions consisted of only a partial reading frame and no duplicated genes were found with the entire reading frame intact in more than one copy.

In two isoforms, this leads to the reading of exon 15 and in the other two isoforms to the partial reading of exon 15 and also exon 16.