Sentence examples for better partly from inspiring English sources

The project is better partly because of Mayor Giuliani.

Remarkably, it's Ballet Theater that dances it better, partly because the production is presented with only one intermission.

That it will do better partly as a result of a stronger eurozone is one of life's ironies.

But urban private schools do not perform consistently better, partly because, as in the suburbs, peers strongly influence achievement.

The Alpine Symphony fared better, partly because Slatkin, understanding the work's Nietzschean subtext, offered us a darker interpretation than many.

Leaves are best harvested when they are fresh, but bark and hulls are better partly rotted, she said.

Partly because they are better educated, partly because Koreans have a long tradition of gathering all manner of wild and pungent roots to add zing to their suppers, North Koreans have been more successful in eking out their rations with what relief workers call "alternative foods" than were the Chinese in the 1950s.

Pitt-Watson says these schemes provide better returns, partly because they are low cost to administer.

Wearing amulets, the more outlandish the better, is partly a legacy of the 60's.

Government and industry responses to oil spills are much better today, partly as a result of Torrey Canyon, according to Hawkins.

Of the two, The City & the City is probably the better novel, partly because it is more formally ambitious.