Sentence examples for partly regarded from inspiring English sources
No matter how well she does, whichever good causes she supports, González Durántez is still partly regarded as his missus.
Consequently, we propose that ADLD could be partly regarded as a spliceopathy caused by increased levels of lamin B1/raver-2.
However, a number of interesting observations emerged, partly regarding the way in which the diffusion is measured and partly regarding the actual diffusion of palliative care.
Consumers are also not convinced of the environmental benefits of these new cars, which is partly understandable regarding the current electricity mix in European countries.
These differences also have correlations that might be partly explanatory: regarding an issue as objective correlates with strength of belief and perception of consensus on the issue (see Goodwin and Darley 2008 and 2010).
Rising house prices boosted consumption more than higher share prices did in the 1990s, partly because far more people own houses than shares, partly because Americans regarded house-price gains as more permanent than similar gains in share prices.Germany is at the other extreme.
But some people close to him suggest — though they do not know for certain — that he failed to focus on the leak investigation partly because he was focused on getting the company fixed and partly because he regarded the search as the project of Patricia C. Dunn, the chairwoman.
The boy king's announcement last year that he is married, and the fact that his wife is apparently pregnant, can be regarded partly as a life insurance policy.
Even capital punishment such as hanging and beheading, offered to the public as a warning, were also regarded partly as entertainment.
Because it is regarded partly as a social venue or infrastructure for post-disaster restoration and reconstruction, our society must engage in the national debate about ToMMo-BbP.
"Agree" was chosen as cut off, because "partly agree" was regarded as to week to represent agreement to the specific item.
