Sentence examples for sometimes in part from inspiring English sources

The fact that many pieces now considered "standard repertory" — an ill-fitting description for music of originality and genius — failed at their premieres was sometimes, in part, because of inadequate preparation.

Prosecution is sometimes in part carried on by private persons acting through private lawyers, but the recent trend has very much been to concentrate the function in government legal officers.

CVM regularly does screenings of the retrospective, sometimes in part and sometimes in full, around the world so fans of Bute have a rare opportunity to see her work in high quality as opposed to the less ideal versions floating around online.

In time this increase in cell numbers ceases, usually because of the exhaustion of a nutrient in a closed system, or sometimes in part or whole because of the build-up of toxins.

Sometimes in parts of London it feels as if older people have been banished, especially after dark.

Crushed barley is sometimes substituted in part for oats.

The child is sometimes included in part of the feedback session, if appropriate given the child's age and level of functioning.

That is sometimes true, in part because of the absence of lawsuits in Russian legal practice, which frees the organizers of events like the island rave from worrying about liability for injuries.

And in addition to exposing heightening tensions between the two Democratic camps, Friday's developments have also brought out starkly different ideas about what's good for the party in the long run (though those opinions are sometimes influenced in part by short-term interests, as well).

Instead it grants companies the right to build a road, sometimes kicking in part of the cost.

The treatment sometimes worked, in part because the microbes preferentially seek out tumor tissue, which is rich in nutrients yet has few immune cells to knock out any pathogens.