Sentence examples for aided partly from inspiring English sources

Her label, Spanx, is one of those brand names that seems to have incrementally seeped into the English language, aided partly by some impressive endorsements.

Compaction disequilibrium, aided partly by clay diagenesis and tectonic activity, has been found responsible for generation of overpressures in Tripura area (Sahay et al. 1998).

Mike's ascent to prominence outside the ballroom world was aided partly by good timing, but also by falling in with tastemakers who have the wider music industry's ear.

Computer aided and partly automated calibration procedures can be a solution for this problem but are mostly designed for one particular application.

In New York, state aid partly reimburses the hospitals for such losses.

But whether Tesla remains a good advertisement for government aid partly depends on how the company now performs.

In education, the Democrats expanded college financial aid, partly by eliminating bank subsidies, and pushed dozens of states to make K-12 schools more accountable.

Yet only one person in five with hearing loss wears a hearing aid — partly because of their cost, which is not covered by Medicare and rarely by private insurance.

So far, the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, has also said he does not support the governor's changes in building aid, partly because some Democratic Assembly members from Westchester County also oppose them.

Egypt has kept the border closed partly to please America, which props up Mr Mubarak with aid, partly because his government loathes Hamas as a branch of its own Muslim Brotherhood, and partly in the hope of forcing Hamas to cede legitimacy to the PA, thereby keeping prospects for Palestinian unity and future peace dealings with Israel alive.

So did Live Aid, partly because it was the first major music event given blanket TV coverage, but also because Geldof, born in 1951 and very much a child of 1968, the high watermark of pop and politics, understood the relationship between the two and how it could be harnessed.