Sentence examples for renewed partly from inspiring English sources

The contract of the most recent designer, Stefano Pilati, had not been renewed, partly because of Mr. Bergé's frequent complaints that his work was not respectful enough of Mr. Saint Laurent.

It was renewed annually, partly on the advice of Law and Order Minister Adriaan J. Vlok that the "revolutionary climate" had not abated.

Over recent years the concept has enjoyed renewed enthusiasm, partly because of our growing understanding of the nature of somatic stem cells, but also because of a growing realisation that the development of strategies that target cancer stem cells may offer considerable advantages over conventional approaches.

Giant is renewing, however, partly because that club has taken the step of allowing fans to submit their credit-card information but not be charged until the labor standoff is settled.

This renewed emphasis was partly in compensation for the lack of planning during the war, and partly in response to the rapid growth of major urban centers stimulated by wartime industrialization.

China's renewed confidence flows partly from its perception of American power.

Most of which are old and have been maintained and partly renewed to mainly upgrade safety, regularity, speed and load.

The fund said the renewed policy initiative partly explained why the British market had so far held up better than real estate in the US, where activity has slumped since the tax break for home buying expired in the spring.

Artificial seawater (ASW; Tropic Marine, Wartenberg, Germany; dissolved in demineralized water) was partly renewed every few weeks.

Ms. Herrera said the current growth of interest in these watches partly reflected the search for alternative investments following the rise in the price of gold, and partly a renewed interest from Chinese collectors in the art of enameling.

Its major attraction, a view of Boston's renewed blue harbor, is partly sheathed by thick flaps of Venetian blind.