Sentence examples for partly no from inspiring English sources

Partly, no doubt.

Partly, no doubt, because they don't like things being foisted upon them.

Partly, no doubt, this reflects the party's broader slide into its own insular intellectual universe.

Partly, no doubt, that's because even well-off people fear future poverty.

"He didn't have the dates free, partly no doubt because we were so late in planning our season".

This is partly, no doubt, because violinists prefer to use their concerto dates to make bigger, grander statements.

In this conceptual framework, shear stress mediated arterial enlargement, which is at least partly NO-dependent, acts to mitigate the increases in transmural pressure and wall stress brought about by repeated exercise bouts (Guyton and Hartley 1985; Langille et al. 1989; Lloyd et al. 2001; Prior et al. 2003; Tronc et al. 1996; Rodbard and Sarzana 1975; Zamir 1977).

Partly because no one likes to be ripped off.

That is partly because no one really knows how many Britons live abroad.

The Iranians were confused partly because no two attacks were exactly alike.

Our problem with portions is partly this: no one likes the concept of "less".