Sentence examples for best only partially from inspiring English sources

The Chinese market, though, is at best only partially driven by private investors.

For memorable fiction — the only kind worth attempting — typically makes a passage through, and at best only partially triumphs over, the world's all too numerous excruciations.

American-created cyber- and electronic warfare weapons were deployed to disable North Korean missiles, an attack that was, at best, only partially successful.

Thus, current clinical strategies to employ hydration, diet and/or drugs to "correct" urine chemistry are at best only partially effective in preventing stone growth.

In each case the indicators are at best only partially relevant to the Icelandic case, due to the country's unique energy mix, environment, economic structure and size and standard of living.

Contoured concentration data for the period 1991 to 1996 indicated that plumes of toluene and o-xylene were, at best, only partially steady state (pseudo-steady state) due to seasonal groundwater flow changes.

In cases where BLAST best hits only partially covered the sequence reads and did not encompass the IES, the coordinates of the mapped sequence were used to extrapolate the IES position.

Although diet is important, the best diet interventions only partially prevent stunting in African and Asian children.

Oil looms again, this time looking like the West's possible — but only partially used — best shot to head off the nukes.

Despite being part of the same country, the preponderance of internal barriers to trade including border taxes and a maze of state-level regulations means that its regions are best thought of as being only partially open to trade.

It has taken them two decades to create the vaccine, at a cost of more than £330m, and even then the vaccine is only partially effective, working best when a child is more than five months old, while its efficacy has been found to wane over time, which means a later booster shot is needed.