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

That is partly because of the difficulty of growing asparagus.

Partly because of the difficulty of ensuring additionality, many offset providers guarantee their emissions savings.

Plaintiffs' lawyers hope that the funds will ultimately settle, partly because of the difficulty of defending themselves in numerous cases.

China releases only year-to-date figures for fixed-asset investment, partly because of the difficulty in tracking when money is actually spent on big construction projects.

Yet in the vociferous debate about how to get off fossil fuels, efficiency has taken a back seat — partly because of the difficulty of talking about it concretely.

But that may have been partly because of the difficulty obtaining proof: the two top-ranking Nazi doctors, with whom Dr. Reiter had planned experiments at Buchenwald, committed suicide in 1945, according to the new report and other articles.

The number of new foreign fighters arriving has sharply diminished, partly because of the difficulties in getting there, but some are still showing up.

PAGE 14 METRO MORE PROMINENT ROLE For Tasers Is Possible Tasers, which are much favored by some police departments, have never been fully embraced by the New York City police, partly because of the difficulties in maintaining the devices.

The weapon has not been fully embraced by the Police Department, the nation's largest police force, partly because of the difficulties in maintaining the devices and in training officers.

Recovering artworks, thousands of them seized by the Nazis from public museums and private collectors in Europe during the 1930's and 40's, has been a lingering goal, partly because of the difficulties in tracking the provenance, or trail of ownership, of many pieces.

Partly because of the difficulties of making a long, continuous barrel, and partly because of the relative ease of loading a powder charge into a short breechblock, gunsmiths soon learned to make cannon in which the barrel and powder chamber were separate.