Sentence examples for reached in part from inspiring English sources

These are the goals of anthropological archaeology, goals that are reached, in part, through science and engineering perspectives.

Basically, Hume's starting point in philosophy was the position Descartes reached in Part IV of the 'Discourse'; a position quite incomparible with any science, whether moral or natural.

The reduction of energy use in buildings is expected to be reached in part by fulfilling several requirements of the low- and nearly-zero energy buildings (nZEB) policy.

A compromise on the issue was reached in part, Mr. Vallone said, because both sides agreed to measure arrests using the mayor's standard.

That conclusion had been reached in part on the basis of intercepted communications referring to the need to protect Mr. Hussein, according to American officials, as well as claims of Iraqi prisoners.

In one, he argued that the outstanding black heavyweights of that era, Harry Wills and George Godfrey, would never reach the heights he had reached, in part because they were from the Deep South and therefore "grew up with the thought implanted in their minds, through generations of tradition, that the COLORED man was not equal to the WHITE.

Replacement levels of fertility were reached in parts of the North beginning with the 1910 birth cohort, while as late as the early 1980s the TFR in a number of southern regions still stood above replacement.

Nor will he be rescued by growth: after narrowly escaping recession in 2003, GDP this year is set to grow by only 1.7%.Which leaves Mr Sarkozy reaching, in part, for an old fall-back, "efficiency gains".

The Merrion exudes the effortless luxury that so many hotels strive for but fail to reach, in part because they lack the wherewithal to properly fund it.

The wide range to which Unsound reaches in part, is due to their attitude towards art interpretation says Plysa. "We can't really separate high art from underground art anymore.

A general conclusion regarding the validity of HSP70 and/or HSP60 as biomarkers of toxicity exposure or effect is difficult to reach, in part due to the conflicting nature of many of the above research reports.