Sentence examples for making it partially from inspiring English sources

"We didn't imagine anyone would be too upset that we were turning a piece of vital metropolitan infrastructure into an amusement park ride and making it partially invisible to air traffic," he writes.

The aim is to get half of all 360 owners on to Live, and Microsoft has come up with a very obvious way of encouraging this - by making it partially free.

I'm sure that today, New York law enforcement would "Truck 6" your ass off in a heartbeat, but our adventure took place two years prior to the 9/11 attacks, so we didn't imagine anyone would be too upset that we were turning a piece of vital metropolitan infrastructure into an amusement park ride and making it partially invisible to air traffic.

Shepherd's purse is often used to stop haemorrhages, making it partially effective for menstrual bleeding, as well.[3].

Create both a Facebook and a Twitter page for your fan club, promoting it and also making it partially online to.

The surface is dominated by minerals high in magnesium and enriched in sulfur, making it similar to partially melted versions of an enstatite chondrite, a rare type of meteorite that formed at high temperatures in low-oxygen conditions in the inner solar system.

Thus, the response for Rad54/Rad54B MEFs is different from the WT response to clastogens, making it (at least partially) clastogen specific.

There is, therefore, a little bit of instinct surviving within each intelligent being, making it immediately — if only partially — coincide with the original vital impulse.

Not only does this lead to all sorts of confusion when the messages only make it over partially or out of order, but it's bad for your wallet, too: each block of 160 characters counts as a separate text.

At later stages, EM and dDM progenitor domains partially overlap, making it difficult to determine whether the dDM subset also contribute to these mesenchymal cells.

The labs are partially divided, making it easy to move between them, to share equipment and to have groups that fluctuate in size.