Sentence examples for in part staged from inspiring English sources

Along with it came a rash of rumours that the looting, vandalism and banditry were at least in part staged, in a suspected bid to frighten citizens into staying at home, and into accepting whatever new order the remnants of the regime attempt to impose.It is true that when army units first moved into the city centre they were mobbed by cheering crowds.

It is a defining image of New York City's history, one that captured the essence of an era, even if it was, in part, a staged scene.

Does it help that he'd directed a film that is in part about staging an opera?

This they did, in part by staging all-night speaking marathons; then they watched as Republicans confirmed one "extreme" Cabinet member after another.

The Gilded Balloon said its sales rose by 15% from last year, boosted in part by staging large events such as the comedian Bill Bailey at the 3,000-seat 3,000-seat one of Edinburgh's largest theatres.

In addition to this, secondary prevention through early detection and treatment is monitored, in part, by stage at time of diagnosis with, on average, earlier stage diagnoses over time indicating improved performance of the health care system.

A rock score by Theo Holloway and Richard Norris is delivered in part on stage on electric guitar.

Although these differences are probably due in part to stage (Gatta et al, 2000), the relatively lower rates of cancer-directed treatment that we describe probably play a role.

In late January, al-Fadhli was sentenced to a year in jail for his part in staging protests calling for improved bedoun rights and expanded political participation for ordinary Kuwaitis.

A lover and protector of actresses in both France and Switzerland, he also claimed to have played a part in staging the first Genevan showing of Richard Wagner's Die Walküre.

Until a few years ago an important part in staging breast cancer patients was the axillary lymph node dissection (ALND).