Sentence examples for debut in part from inspiring English sources

Groupon could be rushing its debut, in part, to cement its dominance in the online advertising market.

Although the success of drugs such as Prozac proves Lilly's marketing skills, the firm is not infallible: Xigris, its hot new treatment for a deadly condition known as sepsis, has had a lacklustre debut, in part because Lilly targeted too exclusive a group of specialists.

Itachi debuts in Part I after Hiruzen's death, when he uses his infiltration of Konoha to hunt down Naruto Uzumaki as an excuse to secretly check on Sasuke's wellbeing.

Rowling ($1 billion), is expecting a big 2010: Universal Studios will open its "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter" in Orlando and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows: Part 1 will debut in theaters (Part II is due out in 2011).

But Abi Stafford, small and very young, seemed miscast in a role debut in the part danced originally by Karin von Aroldingen, so bracingly big, rangy and sophisticated in the "Stairway to Paradise" solo.

Critically acclaimed, Hunting my Dress was a little darker than her debut, due in part to the death of Hoop's mother, which she addressed on "Angel Mom".

Sales of "Born This Way" didn't match those of her debut album — in part because its songs didn't dovetail as well with radio formats — but they still added up to millions worldwide.

The septet has been internationally popular since their 2014 debut -- thanks, in part, to their multinational lineup of American, Thai and Chinese members (lovingly referred to as the AmeriThaiKong line).

The plan is to reach their native European market by year's end and hit the U.S. in another two years, a delayed debut due in part to American regulatory bodies like the FDA.

All of that aside, I have a fierce love for The Moon Sisters -- a greater love for it than for my debut, probably in part because of the challenge I felt in writing it.

The mezzo-soprano Dolora Zajick, returning to the Met 20 years after her house debut in the part, has given Azucena's role as the opera's prime mover a lot of thought.