Sentence examples for partly because of the contraction from inspiring English sources

That is partly because of the contraction of big employers, like the shipbuilder Swan Hunter, that used to train large numbers of apprentices, who often were later recruited by other companies.

"It's partly because of the severe economic contraction.

Wage inequality appears to be widening between the top and bottom ranks of the work force, partly because of a relentless contraction in blue-collar factory jobs.

This happened despite the fact that the fiscal headwinds, structural impediments, unemployment numbers, fragility of the banking system and credit contraction (partly because of the ECB's own asset-quality review) were worse in the euro zone.

It decreases with rising atomic number mainly because of the contraction of M-orbitals.

Partly because of the problem of water.

Partly because of the way it learned it, and partly because of cultural reasons.

Partly because of the lights, partly because of all the bodies and partly because of sheer terror.

Absolutely, and only partly because of the lack of personalities.

That is partly because of the difficulty of growing asparagus.

Afterward he rarely smiled, partly because of a dour temperament but partly because of the surgery.