Sentence examples for has partly grown from inspiring English sources

Yet the argument against popular entertainment is economically dubious and has few fans within the independent production sector which has partly grown strong on the back of the BBC commissions.

The Opera Mini browser — a free mobile web browser used by 160 million people — has partly grown so big because it is usable on a number of different platforms spanning both smartphones and feature phones.

Flipagram has partly grown as a result of its multiple integrations (if you're not a Flipagram user, chances are you've seen them shared on other platforms like Facebook and Twitter), so now more attention is being put on ways of getting its users to spend more time sharing and consuming on Flipagram itself.

Many dental plans cover the removal of these teeth, which have partly grown in or are impacted below the gum.

Though Mr. Romney was born and largely raised in Michigan, his father was beloved in Utah, having partly grown up here and then in 1968 becoming the first Mormon to make a major-party run for the presidency in the modern era.

She ought at least to know her way around the presidential palace, having partly grown up there while her father, Diosdado Macapagal, held the job of president, bravely tackling corruption and land-reform before being defeated by Ferdinand Marcos in 1965.As for the father, so for the daughter: the war on corruption should be among Mrs Arroyo's top concerns.

This has partly been triggered by the exponentially growing amount of available sequence data arising from whole genome sequencing projects and a successive detection of genes whose sequences are chimeras of distinct ancestral gene sequences, and hence, are likely to be the result of reticulation (e.g. horizontal gene transfer or hybridization).

The importance of a local deposit base has also grown, partly for regulatory reasons and partly because customers want banks that can lend to them.

But criticism has since grown, partly about bungled security then, but also over a mismanaged hospital-reform plan and slow progress in infrastructure projects.

My doubts about the official line has steadily grown, partly because of the number of military lawyers and officers who have come forward and said that Guantanamo is a travesty.

Still, the US travelling clan has clearly grown, partly thanks to the efforts of well-organised supporters' groups such as the American Outlaws, which was founded in 2007 and which claims to have more than 18,000 members in over 125 chapters.