Sentence examples for exist partly from inspiring English sources

The deteriorating low-priced apartments still exist partly because landlords have little financial incentive to make renovations or apply for rent increases.

These deal-making hotbeds exist partly because the business culture of entertainment is transient: Most of the money to make movies comes from somewhere else, and hotels are neutral meeting spots.

Is she conscious of the irony of professing unease about books being written as acts of revenge, given that this whole work seems to exist partly to excoriate her ex-boyfriend?

"Private equity is an industry with extraordinary barriers to exit," quips Andrew Sealey of Campbell Lutyens, an advisory firm.Zombies exist partly because of the peculiar way in which private equity is structured.

Add to that a host of smaller fees (a tire fee of $12.50, a doc fee of $75), which, I'm convinced, exist partly to distract consumers from the larger fees.

Few programs from this and earlier eras exist, partly because fans contributed many of them to the paper-collection drives for the war effort, according to Chris Ivy, the director of sports auctions at Heritage Auctions in Dallas.

The zoo's panda program exists partly to diversify the genetic stock of the endangered species.

The Cayenne settlers, lacking any basis of prosperity, existed partly by raiding the Amazon Indians.

Women's fashion, however, exists partly in order to titillate men, and in that respect I am as other men.

I wanted to document the migration, partly to preserve a glimpse of their traditional way of life while it still existed, partly to raise awareness about their struggles.

LONDON — If the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain exists partly to subvert expectations, then the first expectation it subverts is that it is going to be very, very bad.