Sentence examples for partly brought about from inspiring English sources

But that is little comfort for many Latinos in Arizona, who see the murders as a tragedy partly brought about by a hostile environment.

The sculpture epitomises the multi-ethnic nature of London, which was partly brought about by the admirals of that day".

And it would seem, in Uganda at least, that this social change is being partly brought about by the innovative use of social media.

It was this popularity and accessibility, partly brought about by the railway boom, that began to imperil Stonehenge – and simultaneously forge the idea that it ought to be preserved for future generations.

Bosnia-Herzegovina's first World Cup as an independent nation, though, is over and, while they railed about the officiating, the truth is they were undone by an insipid display at least partly brought about by a selection gamble that misfired.

But Mark Fratrik, the senior radio analyst at the consulting firm BIA Financial Network, said the radio industry has suffered from a general malaise in recent years, partly brought about by increased competition for advertisers and the rise of alternative audio sources like the iPod and satellite radio.

This is caused partly by movement brought about by muscle action and partly by the weight of the head and the trunk transmitted to the pelvis when a person is upright.

That is partly down to the hiatus brought about by Sam Allardyce's exit to manage England.

The game I had grown up with in the 80s was vanishing, partly because of the law changes brought about in the wake of the negativity of Italia 90, and partly because of the gentrification of the British game that grew out of fanzine culture, Gazza's tears, the Taylor Report and the foundation of the Premier League.

Later novels were mostly about spies, though sometimes embraced comedy, as with Partly Cloudy (1995), about domestic disasters brought about by the clash of the generations during one traumatic weekend.

I use pharmacological treatment partly to bring about relief but also to show, by way of the symbolic application of medication, that it is a disorder that should be taken seriously and that can be treated... ........ A19 "Well, talking to the patient a few times, giving him information and sometimes, in cases of subthreshold depression, also treating him herbally with St . Johns wort.