Sentence examples for in part between from inspiring English sources

Founded in 1119 and rebuilt in part between 1285 and 1500, it influenced regional ecclesiastical architecture.

Another theory is that the move to Newport is a consolation prize to Oregon for an Obama administration proposal to protect endangered salmon on the Columbia River, which runs, in part, between Washington and Oregon.

The desirability of restricting such activity has turned into a bitter debate, in part between free-speech advocates, who warn that money can be the only way to be an effective influence on national issues, and those who say the laws must be rewritten to prevent donors with the deepest pockets from drowning out every other voice.

It is at least in part between those who would use faith as a means of excluding others on the basis of nation, culture and, too often, race, and those who see it as an appeal to conscience, a prod to social decency — and, yes, as an invitation to love.

a US real-time scan: local pain in combination with some fluid and thickened appendix, only seen in part (between crosses).

Portland historian Joseph Gaston wrote, "It is an interesting and noteworthy fact that he was connected with the construction of every building in whole or in part between First and Third on Washington street... "...

Such QIs may reflect, at least in part, between-facility variability in the way care is delivered and may be considered valid for public reporting, survey, or payment uses.

This follows in part from a connection between Minkowski valuations and positive scalar valuations.

If correct, this link may in part explain the association between 2D:4D and sports performance.

The contrast stems in part from differences between legal systems.

U.S. options were curtailed in part because fighting between the militias had closed the airport in Tripoli just days before.