Sentence examples for partly at odds from inspiring English sources
It also appears to be at least partly at odds with the mainstream of federal research efforts.
This is partly at odds with desires of the modern aquaculture industry, to improve the efficiency of lean growth.
That industry-level traditions and inclinations explain the most variance is partly in line and partly at odds with the insights and underlying paradigms of strategic management research.
Where coercion is necessary, it can safely be assumed that the constituency's goals are fully or partly at odds with that of the humanitarian organisation.
Finally, our result of an independent behavior of the VLF in the hippocampus compared to the neocortex is partly at odds with the parallel variations of SWA in the same structures reported in a pioneering single case report [34].
Their priorities were partly at odds with those of the health authorities and policy makers.
"Me now, living here [in Hong Kong] partly for the money, partly for the career, is at odds with what the name Wild is about," Sam admits.
That's partly because their mission is often at odds with the behavior of its employees and leaders.
Mark was Damian's best friend at school, at odds with his gayness, partly because by virtue of being handsome and sporty he had the option of fitting in, though at a cost.
Partly, too, I didn't want to write another post that puts me at odds with my esteemed TechCrunch colleagues.
About a dozen key bishops (at one time including both Bob Duncan and Gene Robinson) have conferred privately over the past year, partly in an effort to devise an alternative system of episcopal oversight for parishes that are irreconcilably at odds with their local bishop.
