Sentence examples for may partly have from inspiring English sources

(She may partly have had the Duke of Windsor in mind).

The move to Jamaica may partly have been conceived as a means to instil some much-needed discipline.

This may partly have been due to Wekwerth's expectation that he was to do Brecht's adaptation, while the NT's script was Shakespeare's.

This may partly have been a reflection of new heights of conference management, with barely a platform defeat (in itself revealing a new confidence of purpose).

Both players also had some very poor results over the last six or seven months, though that may partly have been because they were preparing for the match and did not want to reveal want they planned to play.

In the interim, an excellent historical account of these artists' wartime experiences, A Crisis of Brilliance: Five Young British Artists and the Great War (2009), by David Boyd Haycock, has been published, which may partly have inspired her to continue their story.

The presence of anti-gay protesters may have partly have explained the booing of Mr Delanoe.

It may also partly have been intended as a technology demonstration for the few countries still in the market to buy North Korean missiles, such as Iran (if so, it did not work well).

Thus adjusting for smoking may at least partly have controlled for some of the effect.

This may partly explain why males have an increased risk for malignancy in our series.

Watchful waiting worked well for 25 months and partly may have been responsible for the freedom from malignancy.