Sentence examples for making it partly from inspiring English sources

The state oil company has a stake in all foreign ventures in Nigeria, making it partly responsible for any neglect.John Odey, Nigeria's environment minister, this month cautioned ExxonMobil over a series of operational offshore spill.

But Clinton's plan stops short of answering calls to study ways of divorcing the air traffic system from government and making it partly or wholly private—a step taken in more than a dozen nations, including Great Britain, New Zealand and Canada.

And make it partly solar powered.

That's what makes it partly so interesting.

"I also made it partly as a reaction to Sept. 11.

This time he projected the heartache wrought by the chill indifference of the universe into his immediate environment, which inevitably made it partly descriptive.

America's current system, in contrast, is pay-as-you-go: today's workers pay for today's retirees (although, to complicate things, the build-up of surpluses in the Social Security trust fund has made it partly pre-funded).

Slow and inadequate responses can make it partly your fault.

I made it partly with pieces of my other homes: artwork my mother painted, books my aunt has given me, furniture my grandmother bought in the fifties, which is beautifully scuffed with age and with my family's use.

I've made a fair few mix tapes over the years and they partly reflect the tastes of the person I was making it for and partly whatever I was switched on by musically at the time.

The first stage in creation is that God imparts his own intelligence and reason to the pre-cosmic non-rational soul, making it into a partly rational thing (De an. procr.