Sentence examples for though only partially from inspiring English sources

Though only partially supportive of the aims of the Oxford Movement, he exerted his influence to prevent its disintegration.

The endeavours of the dynasties in the 9th and 10th centuries, though only partially successful with regard to the problem of Welsh unification, had important and lasting consequences.

When European-American explorers reached the area, they learned about the mountain, though only partially, through local legends.

Edited down to a bit more than two hours, "American Promise," the film that resulted, is a remarkable documentary, though only partially for the reason its creators intended.

[In other words, if there is new investment in venture capital, this can be offset against income tax. The UK tax code now allows that, though only partially. It has been very successful.] Likewise tax all net disinvestment as a direct increase in ordinary taxable income.

The brain mounts a potent, though only partially successful, defensive response against many of the deleterious secondary mechanisms of injury.

Though "polar" only partially applies, with tonight's topographical topic being the flora and fauna of the world's deserts, unforgivingly barren landscapes providing an eternal struggle for wildlife.

The story, though, was only partially right.

Since a large panel of genes is related to the onset of familial forms of Parkinson's disease (Bekris et al., 2010), several genetic models have been developed, though they only partially recapitulate certain aspects of the disease (Chesselet and Richter, 2011).

In the end, though, Griem is only partially to blame.

In March 1915, the construction of the railroad was rushed, and the railroad was quickly opened in 1916, even though it was only partially completed and poorly built.