Sentence examples for partly negated from inspiring English sources

But that wasn't enough, and it was partly negated by austerity in state and local governments.

But on the streets of Misurata, the Qaddafi forces' upper hand has been at least partly negated by advantages realized by local men fighting in the neighborhoods where they have lived their lives.

The primary reason for doing so is to exploit the greater heat release per unit weight of fuels that have a higher ratio of hydrogen to carbon atoms than ordinary fractions of petroleum even though this gain is partly negated by the higher volume per unit of heat release of those same fuels.

Therefore, the potential benefit of preventing activation of Map17 is partly negated by the lower expression level of the transgenes.

This was partly negated by employing high speed file transfer software.

The rockets had been instrumental in opposition gains in central Syria over the past 18 months, allowing rebels to push towards the coastal heartland of the Assad regime and partly negating the total air superiority of government forces.

Given the number of notifications you can get in 48 hours that makes practical sense, but it partly negates the principle of the timeline.

If tablet PCs take off, some percentage of those sales would eat into notebook sales, at least partly negating whatever surge in sales does come from the tablet PC.

Although among postmenopausal women, estrogen has been shown to have a beneficial effect on serum lipid concentrations, progestin contained in most standard HRT regimens partly negates this effect [ 28, 31, 32].

If he vindicates the Romantic spirit, he does so partly by negating it.

He would say he did not believe in the afterlife, partly out of a feeling that to do so demeaned our plane of existence, but also because he reasoned that certain principles of quantum mechanics negated such a concept.