Sentence examples for partly won from inspiring English sources

Forty years on, GLF's gender agenda has been partly won.

Mr. Timchenko partly won a lawsuit against Mr. Milov in which he insisted that he was not a "friend" of Mr. Putin's.

After I took a test spin, I was partly won over it was responsive, fun to drive and, since it could turn in place, easily maneuverable.

Its UK head, Matt Brittin, denies that the exercise is a charm offensive and cites existing partnerships with companies such as Trinity Mirror as evidence that the battle is partly won.

Mr. Putin and Mr. Timchenko have denied that their relationship played any role in the success of Mr. Timchenko's businesses, and Mr. Timchenko partly won a lawsuit in which he insisted he was not a "friend" of Mr. Putin, but an acquaintance.

However, it fails to mention that this success is partly won by the efforts of a disenfranchised minority: Hong Kong's 230,000 domestic helpers.Mostly female and Indonesian or Filipina, they care for homes, children and elderly relatives whilst both householders work, thus enabling the generation of some of the high per-capita GDP you cite.

Pew notes that for now it looks like Facebook is partly winning because of how it has managed to appeal to a wide range of users — a pretty impressive turn for widening its reach, considering that it started out as a network restricted only to university networks.

Senior political analyst Adam Habib says Mr Zuma relates to the poor - and that is partly what won him the hearts of the Mangaung delegates and millions across the country.

The district originally joined in the conservation effort partly to win exemptions from some provisions of the Endangered Species Act.

The combined forces then settled into the city to keep out the insurgents with a plan based partly on winning cooperation of residents and maintaining patrols.

The tone of the event was less strident than many Republican primary events however, and seemed pitched partly at winning over floating voters.