Sentence examples for therefore partly from inspiring English sources

Exports may therefore partly recover as credit improves.

The decision to retain some earnings was therefore partly her decision.

Picking a concentration target is therefore partly a matter of deciding how much risk we're prepared to take of hitting or exceeding 2C or any other temperature target.

The biography is therefore partly homage to a teacher, and although one does not suspect that a lot of warts have been omitted from the portrait, the book gazes upon its subject with consistent admiration and affection.

It arose, as sociologist Jacques Berlinerblau (whose forthcoming book is called How to be Secular) argues, "in antagonistic dialectic with the most potent and intractable forms of human collective representations, that which is commonly referred to as religion," and is therefore partly constituted by its adversary.

The measured body burden of the animals may therefore partly represent ingested AgNPs.

It is therefore partly subjective, and the estimated average error of the time determination is 1 min.

This shift is beneficial for solving the redox imbalance and it can therefore partly explain the 25% increase in the ethanol yield observed for CPB.CR4.

The decreased expression levels of MIF genes that we observed in these YR2 lineages may therefore result partly from their smaller hemocyte number and partly from a down regulation of expression.

The markets were soaring, it was therefore argued, partly because investors were coming to realise this.

His policy, therefore, was partly family policy, and in cases of conflict between dynasty and state the former had priority.