Sentence examples for very partially from inspiring English sources

In certain other countries, where there is cultural resistance to deceased donation, e.g., Japan, the increased utilization of living donors, e.g., of a single kidney or partial liver, only very partially addresses the organ shortage.

The reviews she quoted for the next 80 years were very partially selected.

"We think that cascade use is absolutely crucial but it is only happening very, very partially through EU legislation which is poorly implemented," he explained.

The first, and only very partially successful, image in which a person is the specific target of the camera's gaze was shown by Alfred Donné in October 1939.

The pattern of relatedness of products is only very partially explained by similarity in broad factor or technological intensities, suggesting that the relevant determinants are much more product-specific.

Moreover, logical semantics shows how certain syntactic manipulations lead from truths to truths regardless of the specific meanings of the symbols involved in these manipulations (and these notions can be extended to uncertain inference, though this remains only very partially understood).

Cook the beef very gently, partially covered, for one-and-a-half hours.

Add the onions and a good pinch of salt, and cook very gently, partially covered, over a very low heat, stirring occasionally, for about 50 minutes – they should be meltingly soft, golden and translucent, but not browned.

Speculators are, at the very least, partially to blame for current oil prices; once they head for the exits we should see prices come down.Daniel Berglund St Louis, MissouriSIR – It seems that you want it both ways.

It now appears the Blues, at the very least, partially agree with Mancini's version of events on September 27, although they are yet to state publicly whether their issue with Tevez concerns his failure to warm up, or to play.

A moment later, she stands up to reveal her very pregnant, partially covered belly.