Sentence examples for partly created from inspiring English sources

Of course, what is happening now, Saddam partly created.

Mostly, though, times — and the interests of the news media, which partly created the Gotti myth — have simply changed.

The boom was partly created by demand for the chain's dedicated e-readers, the Nook and Nook Color.

Others foreigners take jobs at Brazilian companies thriving from a boom partly created by Brazil's trade with China.

It must be overturned and a new working landscape built in Britain – partly created by the struggle of these workers.

The preserve is roughly 20,000 acres and was partly created by combining the two hotel properties.

As examples from Indonesia show, land developers partly create the tastes of the customers and, almost without interference from the government, form new landscapes, with elements that often have more symbolic meaning than practical use.

At first, Gerda skittishly goes along with their secret erotic game of Einar dressing in her clothes as Lili, and even partly creates this persona by painting portraits of this mysterious woman, which become the talk of the art world.

"We did partly create the Leadership Institute to ensure we would be able to successfully replicate what we did this week," says McNealy, referring to the replacement of all of its retiring executives except President and Chief Operating Officer Ed Zander Ed Zander.

Good luck hunting them and remember that in science you partly create your own luck according to the quality of the work that you do and the thinking that you put into it.

(Men, Dutch origin) Sharing food and eating together shapes social relationships with others, and the atmosphere of events can partly be created by the foods that are consumed.