Sentence examples for partly have from inspiring English sources

The presence of anti-gay protesters may have partly have explained the booing of Mr Delanoe.

(She may partly have had the Duke of Windsor in mind).

This might partly have to do with one big difference between people in China and those in the United States.

The move to Jamaica may partly have been conceived as a means to instil some much-needed discipline.

"I think we partly have Stella Rimington's disastrous chairmanship of the 2011 Booker to thank," says Sam Jordison, co-director of Galley Beggar Press.

This may partly have been due to Wekwerth's expectation that he was to do Brecht's adaptation, while the NT's script was Shakespeare's.

This partly has to do with Jakuchu's extraordinary powers of observation and painterly description.

This partly had to do with the early sales, starting before Black Friday, and with online sales.

Then: "It partly has to do with American society, especially in New York, where you have different races, religions and cultures.

I've been married a number of times and that partly has to do with my job.

The shift partly has to do with changing student demand and local and state wellness initiatives.