Sentence examples for partly borne out from inspiring English sources
But those concerns are only partly borne out by the Ucas data, which shows students holding unconditional offers were marginally less likely to achieve their predicted grades than their peers with conditional offers.
Those that believe in the prophecy see it partly borne out by the Book of Joel, which says that "the sun will turn into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord comes".
Concerns that the new machines could create widespread problems were at least partly borne out, with reports that several dozen polling places in Cuyahoga County, in and around Cleveland, opened late because of problems with the machines.
This is partly borne out by a study conducted by Teres and colleagues [ 17] that examined the effect of severity of illness at ICU admission on resource use in 2434 patients with sepsis in 57 ICUs in the USA.
Kerviel's trading thesis — that eq-uity markets would recover — was at least partly borne out.
Although it is not clear exactly when the survey was taken, that figure was partly borne out Friday in conversations with more than three dozen people across the capital, many of them students at two of the country's top universities.
A recent government survey partly bears out his reading of the trend: residential land has fallen 12percentthis yearar.
Facebook's use of Onavo is partly borne of need.
But also, at least partly, it is because Mr Miliband knows his own left-wing mind.That much is borne out by his policy agenda.
This is partly because it has made clear it is a long-term investor and partly due to the grudging respect that Jang earned after his criticisms of Korean business practices were borne out by the 1997 98 crisis.
