Sentence examples for is partly over from inspiring English sources
The alarm is partly over the effects that an American recession might have on the Japanese economy.
And then similarly, that's also mixed up in there with the accumulator, which is partly over there and partly over there.
The tug-of-war between Moldova and Transnistria is partly over whether education east of the river should be in "western" (Latin) or "eastern" (Cyrillic) script.
The NBA argument is partly over whether discounting the biggies will hurt the bookseller and book buyer.
Frédéric Sorbier, secretary of the CGT-Culture union, told The Independent that the strikes were partly over security fears.
The break was partly over the kind of theological minutiae that would impress even a rabbinical scholar.
The arguments now are partly over how important each element is.What's love got to do with it Loyalty is what excites marketers and advertising folk.
The hard feelings are partly over history: Japan staked its claims in the late 1800s, in what the Chinese see as one of the aspiring imperial power's earliest attempts to impose its will on the region.
The battle was partly over ego and political turf: the Free Patriotic Movement is led by Michel Aoun, a former general who aspired to be president and considers himself the leader of Lebanon's Christians.
By the time you read this column the 12-part series will be partly over, but as usual there will be repeats and probably eventual DVD availability.
That dispute was partly over a demand that Libya return to a federal system of government, in which eastern Libya would be given more autonomy and power.
