Sentence examples for partly to problems from inspiring English sources

Under Mr Suharto's authoritarian regime, the economy grew by an average of 7% a year; since he stepped down in 1998, it has managed only half that rate (although thanks partly to problems of Mr Suharto's making).

The railway, which links with the older railway at Kapiri Mposhi, has not carried the projected volume of traffic, owing partly to congestion at the port of Dar es Salaam and partly to problems with track and rolling stock.

At the same time, we often learn that many of our problems and challenges are at least partly of our own making and partly due to problems that we "didn't see coming".

This wide variation is partly due to differences in definition of drug errors and partly due to problems of reporting (Osborne at al suggest that 25% of medication errors are not reported).[ 9] A standardised definition such as that suggested by Dean and Barber[ 10] is essential if different units, specialties and countries are to be compared.

Unfortunately, these sample sizes could not be achieved in all ponds, partly because of low numbers (perhaps due to high fish abundance) and partly due to problems in finding the existing eggs, tadpoles and metamorphs when the water was muddy and/or vegetation was dense.

In addition, Harlem riots in 1935, 1943 and 1964 were partly attributed to problems with the Police Department.

What really got our economists fretting was the observation by mortgage lenders that the rise was partly due to problems with sub-prime borrowers.

Payments for areas subject to disputed ownership could be held in escrow, providing real incentives to regularise land tenure.Hylton Philipson Managing director Canopy Capital Ltd London* SIR Conservationon policies, such as bioprospecting, struggle at least partly due to problems of assigning property rights to biodiversity.

Yet shortly thereafter, partly due to problems with the unification program, Parsons abandoned his commitment to both methodological individualism and action theory, adopting a purely systems-theoretic view.

Partly due to problems my teacher education students experienced when they taught science in inner-city schools in Philadelphia, I initiated a program of research in urban high schools.

This was partly due to problems with identifying eligible patients in the practices where the search by the IT company was first conducted.