Sentence examples for partially from inspiring English sources
The word "partially" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to describe something that is only partly true or complete. For example, "I am partially satisfied with the results of the experiment".
This view is echoed by Marshall, who feels that being partially deaf and requiring expensive equipment may mean that she is less likely to be employed.
This absence is at least partially explained by the thorough discrediting of nationalism after nazism and the fact that, unlike further east, communist elites did not become corrupt nouveaux riches (and therefore the subject of a rightwing backlash, as in Hungary, for instance).
Johnson, in an addendum to the report, partially concurred with many of the inspector general's findings, though he disputed several.
The adjudicator partially upheld her case, recommending that Oxford clarify and amend its policies.
You show micro-awakenings because your brain remains partially alert for the presence of an attacker".
It lies in the fact that most of us from the postcolonial world, though intuitively sympathetic to the idea of self-determination, cannot claim to have fulfilled even partially its extravagant promise.
It has also left the power-sharing executive facing an estimated £600m funding gap this financial year – partially as a consequence of Treasury penalties for not implementing welfare reforms running at just under £10m per month.
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