Sentence examples for arises partly from from inspiring English sources

Dixons's new strategy to pull in more women shoppers arises partly from a management overhaul.

Her criticism of charter schools, though, arises partly from a desire to protect Catholic ones.

This ideological affection arises partly from Chuck's determination to argue for cricket's aboriginal status as the first American sport.

The drama in "Being Flynn" arises partly from the battle between the two Flynns about whose story it is.

He expects the gold price to hit $2,300 by 2012.The appetite for gold arises partly from the paltry, uncertain returns from more conventional investments.

The case was closely watched not only because Ms. Love's celebrity arises partly from having made a public spectacle of herself during the last two decades.

A TfL spokesman said the 5 per cent price hike arose partly from ticket machines' inability to accept small coins.

The evils with which the people of Washington were confronted arose partly from the abuses incident to the system of private employment agencies and partly from its inadequacy.

The apprehensions arise partly from broader disquiet over charges of Chinese, state-sponsored cybertheft of business secrets and hacking of critical U.S. infrastructure such as telecommunications networks.

As Jon Lewis points out in "Hollywood v. Hardcore" (2000), the problem arose partly from the replacement of the Production Code with the ratings system.

The board's hesitancy seems to arise partly from an earlier decision to give another school in the county — the Collegiate Gothic-style Sarasota High School, built in 1926 — to the Ringling School of Art and Design.