Sentence examples for access partly from inspiring English sources

Cable Green, director of global learning at Creative Commons, said that policy at the state level in the United States was swinging decisively in favor of open access partly because of the skyrocketing cost of textbooks.

Some of the later films are more uneven, partly because the filmmakers could not get the same degree of access, partly because the narratives — which generally move from big architectural ideas down to the nitty-gritty of daily life — start to feel predictable.

Unlike other studies [ 53], we could overcome the problems with venous access partly by ensuring good peripheral blood flow and partly by using non-traumatising needles.

One of the biggest challenges of CBT is the restricted access, partly due to a lack of trained therapists, but also due to the direct and indirect costs associated with treatment.

In Lufwanyama, the overall pattern of access was also similar, but a greater proportion of the population did not have geographic access, partly because of the stricter MOH definition of access.

Access was partly restored two days later, a Monday.

Abortion regimes that fail to translate any given abortion rights into tangible access are partly to blame.

On communal land in the south, small-scale production of sheep and goats, also for mutton, pelts and goat meat, takes place on open access or partly fenced properties.

Chunli Bai, president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, said council recommendations on open access were partly responsible for the academy's decision to make all papers it publishes freely available on the Internet.

Over the past few days, we've seen the model of the access-relationship partly exposed, with Adam Werritty in the Minnie Mouse role, and Liam Fox grinning for the cameras like Mickey.

Others are one-foot-wide slivers, have no street access or are partly submerged.