Sentence examples for but it does partly from inspiring English sources

It shouldn't work but it does, partly because the staff are so easygoing.

A metal bowl won't cause sparking in the oven unless it comes close to other metal surfaces, but it does partly shield the syrup and requires longer cooking times.

But it doesn't work for me, partly because the evidence as to whether each horse will stay the trip is so limited.

Nic Bettauer's low-budget "Duck" is going for that warm-and-feathery feeling generated by the best of the human-bird love stories, movies like "Fly Away Home" and "Paulie". But it doesn't come within quacking distance, partly because it tries too hard and partly because, frankly, ducks aren't all that endearing.

Innate intelligence may be partly genetic, but it doesn't seem to vary by race.

Being so inescapably and visibly part of the 'general public', rather than sequestered on special transport, or alone in private cars or taxis, was an ambiguous benefit, and only partly articulated, but it does suggest one reason why free bus travel, in a city where a large cross-section of the public use the bus, is so passionately defended by older citizens.

But it didn't get much attention, partly because the organizations that typically make a big deal about these things (including FamiliesUSA) were so busy publicizing the potentially dire consequences of King v. Burwell.

Salif Keita sings as he does partly because he comes from Mali.

It's done partly as a courtesy to survivors and partly to make your life easier and simpler.

But Doona did, partly because she learned English fast for the part.

The RIF-1 cell line has always been considered to be poorly immunogenic, but our data implies that it does contain partly effective tumour antigens that can be recognised by the immune system when subjected to stimulation by the PDT-induced creation of anti-tumour immunity.