Sentence examples for partly beyond from inspiring English sources
To be fair, that was partly beyond the control of politicians.
For – sometimes, in some cases – you can be morally responsible for things which are partly beyond your control.
Mr. Geithner acknowledged that one of the biggest reform elements — forcing banks to hold more capital as a buffer against economic disruptions — was partly beyond the scope of the legislation being debated by Congress.
His political fortunes may now turn on developments that are partly beyond his control, keeping him hostage to the course the disease takes in China, regardless of how brilliantly or boldly he and Mr. Wen mount their belated counterattack.
When presidents thank God for America's blessings, or when they cite the advantages of the oceans that serve as our natural buffers and the richness of our farmlands and natural resources, they are reminding Americans that the good fortune that comes our way is partly beyond our control.
They express their shock and grief, say they have long recognised the problems in Bangladesh, point out that the chaotic environment of a developing world city means many issues are partly beyond their control (though, they admit, still their responsibility), and downplay the significance of cheap labour in the decision to locate production in the country.
Thus, grafted block C3Ms are sensitive to salt concentration and partly disintegrate beyond 50 100 mM NaCl.
That Lalami allows Driss to speak for himself initially feels like a misstep, partly because his beyond-the-grave narration disrupts the novel's logic, but mostly because it quashes early mystery generated by hints of his double life.
It kept growing partly by moving beyond the desktop market and into more lucrative server software.
The 16 December attack on the woman and her male companion triggered outrage across India and beyond, partly because of the particularly savage nature of the crime.
The sale of DEPA had been expected to raise close to €1 billion.In fact the DEPAcle seems to have occurred partly for reasons beyond Greece's control.
