Sentence examples for though partial from inspiring English sources

The narrative of her destruction, though partial, is vivid and terrifying.

Short of a full accounting, there's another option that, though partial and unsatisfying, could help calm tensions.

The government has been forced into a swift though partial retreat over its plans to monitor and license adults' relationships with children through a giant database.

So the waiting game continued on Wednesday, though partial and hotly contested results gave the incumbent a wide and apparently insurmountable lead.

But while disability has been largely absent from the international agenda, many developing countries have already been making significant – though partial – progress on including people with disabilities in development projects.

Though partial and prejudiced, to put it mildly, Adams's vision of Grant as the author of America's fatal five minutes has endured: Washington won his war and fathered his country; Grant won his war but screwed over his.

There is, though, only partial independence between the formal character of and criteria for moral status, on the one hand, and the rights entailed by such status, on the other.

Since a total colectomy can come with adverse side effects, though, a partial colectomy is sometimes done instead.

Even though partial-Fourier EPI and parallel partial-Fourier EPI can generate DTI data with a higher SNR, they are susceptible to various types of artifacts related to the k-space echo-shifting effect.

This global ordering is only partial though, as the phases of the units are only partially overlapping with those necessary to reproduce a perfectly regular tiling of the volume (either with an FCC or an HCP).

Ultimately, though, I'm partial to the receiving area in the basement, where I greedily pounce on all the new books before they hit the shelves.