Sentence examples for partially served from inspiring English sources

While the residents of Putney – and many previous owners of the house – have known the grave's whereabouts, Bennelong's burial spot has (at least partially) served as a thoroughfare for most of the past century.

However, the Milford Daily News noted that justice was only partially served.

As he explained on this week's Reply All podcast, this insight partially served as the inspiration for Anxietybox, a spambot program he created to outsource those persistent negative thoughts.

The space on High St features only works on paper, and the other space, squished among the storm of competing galleries on Congress St, partially serves the Maine College of Art (MECA).

"This mate-plugging can partially serve as a plug to prevent other males" from mating with the female, Li said.

Without exploration into these questions, HN cancer care will continue to only partially serve patients in their quest towards healthy cancer recovery, strong physical functioning ability, improved QoL, and timely return to work.

Databases such as NHDS, HCUP, APACHE, PICCM may partially serve this purpose, yet their data are limited either in location (for example, few participating institutions), in scope (for example, focus on specific medical conditions) or in breadth of data collected.

Therefore, the different analyses partially serve as independent replicates of alcohol sensitivity, and variants and genes in common among the top ranking associations from the different analyses are likely to be true positives, even though they do not achieve formal statistical significance in their individual analyses.

However, opponents have said that banning the full veil either outright or partially would serve merely to reinforce the isolation of women already partially alienated from mainstream society.

Heroism certainly isn't a word we're comfortable using in the same breath with the word self-interest, and there's no escaping the fact that managers do what they do at least partially to serve themselves, even to make money, even to make a lot of money.

Food figures heavily in not just this collection, where it functions partially to serve as a narratological link between different stories, but also in Ogawa's previously published fiction.