Sentence examples for tasks partly from inspiring English sources
But rebuilding the legal and justice apparatus that had brutalized the nation for decades remains one of the most challenging and complex tasks, partly because lawyers and judges operated in a shadowy world where loyalty to Mr. Hussein was often a question of survival.
However, ETIA is not ideal for inserting multiple emergency tasks, partly because of its greater volatility in profit, and on the other hand, inserting tasks one by one is inefficient for multiple tasks.
These results are a first step linking OT to the modulation of EEG rhythms in humans, suggesting that OT may have a role in allocating cortical resources to social tasks partly mediated by mirror neuron activity.
VR technology increases the range of possible tasks, partly automating and quantifying therapy procedures and improving patient motivation using real-time task evaluation and reward [ 5].
They had no problem with this task, partly because of the irresistible bounce of "Se Vale To-To," Calle 13's biggest hit.
From the start of the season, teams have enjoyed taking the Redskins to task, partly because of Coach Steve Spurrier's ballyhooed hiring and partly because of some of his bold predictions that didn't reach fruition.
Elster thinks that people underestimate the time "it will take them to complete a given task, partly because they fail to take account of how long it has taken them to complete similar projects in the past and partly because they rely on smooth scenarios in which accidents or unforeseen problems never occur".
It was an uphill task, partly because the daily entries were tosh – ("That Goebbels, what a pain in the neck … must do something about the way Goerring is throwing his weight around" – that kind of thing), but partly because Murdoch refused to allow the Sunday Times, the greatest investigative newspaper of its day, to inquire into the authenticity of the diaries for itself.
She took on the task partly, she says, because she felt the college owed something to the town: in the early years of the century, when colleges for women were still rare, the citizens of New London collected money and donated the land for Connecticut College, which is now co-ed.The town's press and businesses did not initially return the compliment.
This behavioural adaptation may often be due to delegation of responsibility of the driving or riding task partly or totally to the system, which the drivers or riders have learnt to rely on.
But I kNahdahat on October 23, 2012, Tunisia will no longer hase almostrnment, and we will have to take to the streets again.
