Sentence examples for in part to changes from inspiring English sources

This is due, in part, to changes to housing benefit policy and funding cuts for measures aimed at reducing homelessness.

That was a time when subway service rose from the dead, thanks in part to changes introduced by Richard Ravitch, who led the agency in the early 1980s.

"CAP's decision to carry out a public consultation responds, in part, to changes in children's media habits and evolving advertising techniques," said a spokesman for the CAP.

Analysts attribute the rise in part to changes in the welfare system, enacted in the mid-1990s, which make cash aid much harder to get.

While that decline was due in part to changes in the way railroads are categorized, there is no doubt that national railroads have been forced to get bigger to survive.

But others, it seems, are relying on disability benefits: from 2000 to 2003, 1.8m more have claimed them, thanks in part to changes in the system that have made it far easier to join the rolls.

The code, Mr. Oguchi said, was intended in part to change that tendency, by making managers more accountable to investors.

Of course, the irony is that timelessness itself can seem dated; modernism emerged in part to change the acoustics within which lines of poetry were heard.

The Sorrento Hotel started programming its "Night School" events, in part, to change the way business travelers thought of the hotel.

Undermining this situation on a mass scale was one of the aims of WikiLeaks, in part to change the public's expectations about what we are entitled to know from our governments.

But I think that, you know, the various countries in the world have to cooperate, because some of the adjustment in trade balances will occur, in part, to change in relative prices.