Sentence examples for a partial return from inspiring English sources

However, Al Qaeda had only a partial return address in Afghanistan.

More often than not it is merely a partial return of the investment capi tal.

"Hall Pass," greeted as a partial return to form, was in essence an Apatow-style family-values buddy movie.

Even "Falling Man," although a partial return to form, failed to satisfy completely: the 9/11 subject matter demanded more.

Regarding the Glastonbury Festival as a "city" might seem counter-intuitive, given its premise of a partial return to ancient rural civilisation – fake stone circles and all.

And many people are calling for both tougher regulation and at least a partial return to the good old days of homegrown energy suppliers.

Although property owners only challenged 20percentt of seizures over the past decade, nearly 40percentt of the contested cases resulted in a full or partial return of assets.

Within the two clusters, expression profiles were characterised by pronounced responses in S lice following 1 h of EMB exposure (down-regulation in cluster 1, up-regulation in cluster 2), and a full or partial return to basal expression levels after 3 h of EMB exposure.

There has been a rhythm to the euro crisis: again and again, investors start to realize how bad things look, and spreads rise; then policy makers put together some sort of response, which produces a partial (but only partial) return of confidence, until it becomes clear just how inadequate that response was; then return to step one.

It was a slow, grudging, and partial return — the party then, as now, was ideologically riven — but it did signal the G.O.P.'s ability to recalibrate its rhetoric, cut its losses, and draw on its reservoir, however depleted, of common sense.

That partial return showed that Trump took a $916 million loss that year, a move that experts who reviewed the filing for the Times said may have allowed him to avoid paying personal income taxes for almost two decades.