Sentence examples for is only partly explained from inspiring English sources

Stevenson's self-imposed exile is only partly explained by her ambivalence towards the world of workshops and competitions.

May's alarmingly high poll rating is only partly explained by Labour's decline: erstwhile Ukip voters flocking to the Tories is another reason.

The success of Wal-Mart and other United States chains in Canada is only partly explained by their enormous purchasing power, which enables them to offer low prices.

They were always near the front with Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa and that is only partly explained by their Mercedes engine.

The delay in creating the first Civil War heritage trail is only partly explained by Spain's chronic inability to find closure for some of the conflict's legacies.

The exceptionally high critical and commercial value placed on Turner's preparatory works (the single sheet sold for a little over £120,000) is only partly explained by their evident aesthetic and technical qualities.

Mr. Dougan said the bank's loss was only partly explained by the misconduct, however, and that market conditions also contributed.

These effects are only partly explained by the oncotic properties of albumin.

These effects were only partly explained by differences in cognitive and non-cognitive ability.

Significant interaction effects were identified on sink (N × D, D × G) and source (N × G) indicators in the 2012 experiment, which was only partly explained by differences in initial states at flowering.

For black miners, it can be only partly explained by these two factors.