Sentence examples for decided in part from inspiring English sources
Which is an odd little blind spot of his given that the last Test was decided in part by two decisions.
They lost a game on Wednesday afternoon to the Cincinnati Reds, 7-4, that was decided in part by broken bats, soft hits and one head-scratching defensive play.
With the next election likely to be decided in part on the relative charisma of these two men, perhaps their occasionally preposterous video photo-ops should be viewed with greater care.
The top ask of Senator Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan, was to insure that incentives given to farmers for emissions-reducing projects — known as "offsets" — would be decided in part by the U.S.D.A., and not just the E.P.A. "Ultimately, farmers aren't crazy about letting hippies tell them how to make money," Rosengarten said.
The design of the label, and the way it would mesh with the existing Monroney label and a smaller smog label already required in California, was decided in part by customer research, said Craig Duehring, an engineer with California's Air Resources Board.
It wouldn't surprise me if LG decided in part to announce the G5 just ahead of Samsung's gig to at as a spoiler and generate a direct comparison of its technology.
The agency is expected to decide, in part, that such trading amounts to gambling — and that it could unduly influence election results.
Owners decided to do it now — they had until November to decide — in part because they did not want it to be a distraction during the season.
Mr Barbour and Mitch Daniels, the governor of Indiana, say they will not make up their minds until April, when the current legislative sessions in their states end.These and other waverers will decide in part based on who else is running.
People take time to decide in part because they're afraid of making a mistake.
Strands of DNA include transcribed parts (genes), which are often used as blueprints for proteins, and 'regulatory elements', which decide in part about the timing and the amount of transcription [ 4].
