Sentence examples for to partly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In part, or to some degree, but not completely.
- They partly finished the house so they could move in before winter
But Coughlin was able to partly reinvent himself.
Here's an alternate way to partly privatize Social Security.
And Mr. Loeb was unsuccessful in persuading Sony to partly spin off its huge entertainment arm.
But those people, the newly reanalyzed data showed, had managed to partly thwart their genetic heritage.
The airline might be able to partly compensate by using partners or other carriers.
The system is intended to partly replace earnings after retirement, not investment income.
Last year Freedom House in America downgraded South Korea's media from "free" to "partly free".
The title of the album is also intended to partly represent Pink Floyd's enduring creativity.
One option is to partly reopen Fresh Kills for a portion of our waste.
To partly offset that, he would make workers' employer-provided health benefits taxable as income.
The police are bitterly opposed to plans to partly privatise forces around the country.
