Sentence examples for training in part from inspiring English sources

He is a sharp listener, in part because of his legal training, in part because he is eternally curious, in part because he likes to save up the funny parts for later.

Tevez was raised by the famous youth coach Ramón Maddoni, who started offering dinner every Monday for any kid who wanted to stay after training, in part because he knew Tevez might not get a proper meal at home.

Originally from the United States, he chose the United Kingdom for his training in part because he wanted to gain international experience.

But evolutionary biology still was not incorporated into medical training, in part because the successful clinical application of antimicrobial drugs promised to make infectious diseases completely manageable (Burnet and White 1972; Anderson 2004).

Spending time with the dying is absent from general nurse training in part because there are not enough clinical settings to provide the experience, the New York Times reports.

The desert areas of California and Arizona are routinely used for training, in part because the region mirrors the rough, irregular terrain and the hot, dusty weather that helicopter crews will encounter in Afghanistan.

Liu Ching-Ming, the Taipei-based actress who founded it in 1988, trained in part in New York University's Performance Studies program and with Jerzy Grotowski.

Jason Samuels-Smitrainedned in part with Mr. Glover, but his disengaged, almost wry presence adds a lightness and sophistication to Mr. Glover's inward-focused hard-driving style.

Indeed, Dr. Butt, known for his directness and candor, was trained in part by Dr. William Mayo, who questioned him on their first meeting.

Google Translate for instance was trained in part on the 30M words contained in English and French transcriptions made from Canadian parliament proceedings.

She adds: "I find it supremely ironic that [the Simón Bolívar Orchestra], trained (in part) by volunteers from my own state-funded music generation, is now invited back here to light the classical music fire in the generation Thatcher lost".