Sentence examples for partly raising from inspiring English sources

Eight months after the accident, the Navy succeeded in partly raising the ship in one of the most difficult and expensive recovery operations ever undertaken.

Under the Obama administration, the United States was "pivoting" toward the Asia-Pacific, partly raising, partly defusing tension by keeping aspiring regional hegemons (mainly China) in check, while also, by moderately retreating from other regions, creating power vacuums that opportunistic players were quick to step into (cf. the examples of the Middle East; Ukraine).

Gabriel Alegría, a trumpeter born in Peru and partly raised in Ohio, is the standout exception.

Last month, Mr. Hilfiger gave $2.8 million, which was partly raised at a celebrity golf tournament.

Enter Richard Dawkins, a young Oxford zoologist who had been born, and partly raised, in Africa.

Born in Caracas in 1949, Ilich Ramírez Sánchez was partly raised in London.

But he was partly raised by his grandmother, a vegetable farmer, who told him ghost stories, which he adored.

There are valid debates, partly raised by the successes of the Occupy movement, over how much emphasis to place on disruptive action, and how much on communicative action.

Still, pollsters from both parties said Mr. Obama had more leeway for an island sojourn since he was born and partly raised in Hawaii.

Desti confessed to her son, the director-to-be Preston Sturges, who was partly raised in the Duncan circle, that "actually it was a good thing.

An anonymous source said one of the suspects, Campos was the son of the highly influential First Lady Flores' deceased sister and was "partly raised by the first lady and Maduro".