As a result, migrants anticipate that they will only partly enjoy the benefits of the investments financed by their remittances in the country of origin (housing, businesses, social capital,...)...
Partly, I enjoyed the focus on my work which the ease of a uniform provided -- much like combat gear.
In a more positive sense, many people have come to this country partly to enjoy the freedom to reinvent themselves.
Complaints that museums are snobbish palaces and that works of art in them are treated like holy relics may not be all wrong, but they miss the point that people go to museums partly to enjoy this compact with what, as a society, we decide has enduring value — with art whose fragility and vulnerability to attack make our encounters with it that much more special.
In fact, Kabila had a budget in the millions, partly because he enjoyed the backing of a foreign power, Rwanda, and partly because he used his satphone to sell mineral rights he did not yet control to unscrupulous foreign firms.Rebellions almost always start for political reasons.
Mr. North was pleased at the invitation to go to the Sunday evening concert, partly because he enjoyed being with the people who had the spare tickets and partly because going to the concert on Sunday evening had always seemed to him something he could do.
By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, March 11 , 1933P. 18 Mr. North was pleased at the invitation to go to the Sunday evening concert, partly because he enjoyed being with the people who had the spare tickets and partly because going to the concert on Sunday evening had always seemed to him something he could do... View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz By Troy Patterson.
By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, March 11 , 1933P. 18 Mr. North was pleased at the invitation to go to the Sunday evening concert, partly because he enjoyed being with the people who had the spare tickets and partly because going to the concert on Sunday evening had always seemed to him something he could do... View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Atul Gawande By Jia Tolentino.
It was partly because he enjoyed outdoor activities so much that he started working for the Forest Service in 1937.
