Sentence examples for partly coming from from inspiring English sources

The attacks are partly coming from the cable networks particularly from conservative Fox News.

The problem with what happened after Schoenberg was largely, or partly, coming from what turned out to be this desperate morass, futile attempt, to explain it.

If we can redirect these payments into the kind of infrastructure that, for example, could get rural economies growing, farm to market roads and get smallholder agriculture going, we could see some serious progress partly coming from the G8 – but the G8 alone is not what is was, say, in 2005 or 1998, the last two occasions the UK hosted.

Given these premises, we felt that the addition of a paragraph on the very limited data available on MOH in Latin American countries (even if partly coming from a preliminary, unpublished report) would be useful to draw attention on the issue and to spur further research on the topic.

Liffgarden also would not comment on the relationship today between Soundrop and Soundtrack Your Brand, but we understand from another source that in fact there is a link, in that the technology in Soundtrack Your Brand is at least partly coming from Soundrop, although the startup certainly has its own cadre of developers on board working on the business as well.

With the idea for the ODI partly coming from the UK's Public Sector Transparency Board (which is led by Berners-Lee and Shadbolt) the initial remit of the ODI is to provide a forum for UK-based businesses that rely on open data.

That partly comes from working elsewhere.

I think that partly comes from having so little.

(This may partly come from worrying about the health and safety of the waterlogged cast).

Their loyalty to Britain and its institutions was perhaps extreme, but it partly came from gratitude.

I like that idea that hip-hop partly came from jazz blues.