Sentence examples for partly created from from inspiring English sources
It features shoals of floating balloon-fish gliding about, while a soundscape partly created from real-time sounds from outside adds to the chaos.
The article described how the United States has been tolerating a huge trade deficit with China while Chinese authorities have invested huge sums in American government securities from savings partly created by the inflow of American dollars.
Others foreigners take jobs at Brazilian companies thriving from a boom partly created by Brazil's trade with China.
Last year, the high compensation accrued across the banking industry -- at a time when most people were suffering from a recession partly created by bankers' excesses -- provoked an angry response.
They were fortunate late on when Torres failed to exploit another opportunity, partly created by defensive neglect, but by then the man from Madrid seemed to be operating in his own, feverish world of huge expectation and negligible supply lines.
The best examples include the Book of Kells, which may have been wholly or partly created in Iona, and the Book of Durrow, which may be from Ireland or Northumbria.
Oruka's desire to distinguish Sage philosophy from ethnophilosophy was also in response to another false view, partly created by ethnophilosophy, that indigenous African thought is anonymous.
This surprisingly large surface area is partly created by the nasal turbinates.
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.
Gold for many centuries has held a special place in the attention of the general public partly due its intrinsic value but also because of the beautiful jewelry and artwork that can be created from it.
Composite facial images created from women who looked young or old for their age indicated that the structure of subcutaneous tissue was partly responsible.
