Sentence examples for is partly predicated from inspiring English sources
The private-equity model is partly predicated on funds' ability to swoop when prices are low.
And like so many other deals, this one is partly predicated on China's rising wealth.
It imperils Hong Kong's stature as a financial center, which is partly predicated on the rule of law.
Tuck's collection reminds us that the allure of tightrope walkers is partly predicated on a full knowledge of their humanity: the knowledge that if they fall not just limbs but a whole beating life will be put in danger.
Unlike most movie stars, whose stardom is partly predicated on a recognizable, coherent, stable persona and the ability to deliver a similarly coherent, stable performance — George Clooney almost always delivers a George Clooney-worturnturno no matter how goofy the mustache — Mr. Cage is reliably unreliable.
That was partly predicated on a total for 2006 of $285.1 billion, which he revised downward yesterday to $281.6 billion after further reviewing data from last year.
President Clinton's public words of appreciation for Mr. Barak, the Palestinians said, were partly predicated on the Americans' understanding of his wobbly hold on power and need for support.
It isn't a racist portrayal, necessarily, but is certainly one that gives actual racists a lot of comfort....Recognizing Fox as an enemy worth fighting is an admission of weakness for a president whose appeal has been partly predicated on the promise of unity.
A possible explanation is that my original hypotheses were partly predicated on the assumption that response rates at small scales are faster than those occurring at larger scales (Heffernan et al. 2014).
This is partly true, partly not.
