Sentence examples for partly revived from inspiring English sources
The latest have partly revived deliberations.
By the middle of the 19th century, Italian glassmaking had partly revived.
The company's fortunes have been partly revived by an upturn in the housing market that has resulted in brick shortages.
As the American economy has cooled and expensive oil and a partly revived euro have begun to take their toll, economists have begun to revise their growth forecasts sharply downwards, with most predicting little over 2% this year, down from more than 3% last.
Insisting that he would have liked to dress three quarterbacks if not for other personnel issues, Ryan grew testy when asked if he actually would have gone to Tebow — as he did to Greg McElroy last week — had the offense not partly revived behind Sanchez after a scoreless first half.
On the other hand, what many consider to be the lost art of writing may be at least partly revived in such a course, greater reflection may be possible, and students who are not comfortable expressing themselves in class may feel more comfortable doing so in this setting.
The addition of Gun4 partly revives the MgCH activity of ΔN159ChlH, apparently compensating for the loss of the head domain to a limited extent.
A Catsimatidis campaign, he said, would emphasize growing the city's economy — partly by reviving the World's Fair, which he adored as a young boy — and by maintaining public safety.
However, the idea may now be revived, partly thanks to Mr Prodi's second plan: to hold a primary of all Italian voters to endorse the centre-left's candidate for the election.
The single drama has been revived recently, partly because the length has proved attractive to iPlayer users – presumably because it offers a more time-economic alternative to the complete series drop – and NW demonstrates the potential power of the one-off.
Gas production has fallen, partly because of mismanagement by the revived state hydrocarbons company and partly because of the fall in private investment.
