Sentence examples for supported to some extent from inspiring English sources

All are reasonable suggestions, and most can be supported to some extent by textual evidence.

Ironically, the Rio price is probably being supported to some extent by the threat of a Glencore bid.

The market was supported to some extent by absentee owners, including many from Asia, who bought condominiums as investments.

This more modern view is supported to some extent by his record of victories over the Arabs.

The campaign also charged that the Russians were behind fake news about Mrs. Clinton's health, among other stories — a claim supported to some extent by recent studies.

Indeterminism is supported to some extent by research in quantum mechanics, which suggests that some events at the quantum level are in principle unpredictable (and therefore random).

It's something we support, to some extent.

This is a mechanism for adding value to such foods, thereby aiding local economies and supporting to some extent rural development (Tregear et al. 2007).

Most studies had a prescribed position of the arms, but they differed from a hand on the thighs position, which can support to some extent in forward movements [32], actively reaching with one [29] or both arms to a target [33,34,38,42], lifting a ball [31], or lifting objects with low and higher weight [39], to crossing the arms in front of the chest [35,36].

Further, the introduction of the ATM Industry Association in the late twentieth century (long after ATMs emerged in the early twentieth century) supports, to some extent, arguments in the literature (Pol, 2009; Germain, 2010; Pacces, 2010) that financial innovation governance lags behind financial innovation itself.

The results support to some extent the traditional uses of some plants for the treatment of parasitic protozoal diseases.