Sentence examples for in part to the greater from inspiring English sources

During the second half of 2010, the price of corn rose steeply — 73 percent in the United States — an increase that the United Nations World Food Program attributed in part to the greater use of American corn for bioethanol.

The importance of Athens was doubtless due in part to the greater freedom of speech prevailing there, in part to the patronage of wealthy men like Callias, and even to the positive encouragement of Pericles, who was said to have held long discussions with Sophists in his house.

Follow-up analyses revealed that the effect was due, at least in part, to the greater ambiguity of e-mail versus voice communication (Study 3).

The apparent dominance of paedomorphosis in the evolution of major morphological novelties is due, in part, to the greater degree of morphological difference between very early embryonic and adult forms than between adult morphologies that have been accelerated or extended by hypermorphosis.

Kantrowitz said women are more likely to graduate with student debt, which isn't necessarily a bad sign, as that may be due in part to the greater number of women attending college and their higher graduation rates.

The difference in latencies between the left IFG and the left mid FG (VWFA) was not significant (due in part to the greater variability in peak latencies at those two sites).

> In positive ion mode >50% of features were marked for exclusion from further metabolite identification, which was considerably higher than in negative ion mode (36.9%) due in part to the much greater occurrence of multiply charged ions (∼10% of all features).

He also overcame any inhibitions he might have had about quarrying his "unliterary origins" for material, thanks in part to the two great American Jewish writers of the day.

The higher overall response rate is due in large part to the greater incidence of responses to neutral holes, as those did not lead to operation of the water dipper, and did not occasion the animal's trip to the dipper and the start of a new trial.

Thanks in part to the conducting of Andrews Sill, the greatest delights of these performances were the connections between Mozart and Balanchine.

Movies ÉMigrÉ Zone When the Weimar Republic ended, its cinematic influence spread far and wide, owing in part to the emigration of most of its great filmmakers.