The Roman Empire was an international political system in which Italy was only a part, though an important part.
I think the best ride you ever had in a taxi was one in which getting to your destination was only a part of a much more interesting experience.
The prime minister told MPs during his weekly parliamentary question time that the US president's promise to fund around $15bn£8bnbn) of debt cancellation was only a part of a "comprehensive plan" dealing with aid, trade, debt, conflict resolution and good governance.
Nonetheless, the introduction of HSR connections was only a part of a set of government actions linked to this decrease [88].
I remember thinking at the time that there was something extreme and frighteningly inordinate about the heroine, Lucy Nelson (she is adhesive, devouring and remorseless); I remember thinking, too, that she was only a part of an untold story.
Sometimes, when in a good mood, Campbell fondly recalls "the days when I was only a part-time propagandist" - a reference to his years as a reporter and columnist on the Mirror and later Today, shamelessly and shrewdly promoting Neil Kinnock and the younger men - Brown, Blair, Mandelson - who would one day turn New Labour into what it has become.
Meanwhile, the broad-scale circulation that was covering most of the Caribbean Sea (of which Tropical Storm Gordon was only a part) was interacting with an upper-tropospheric trough near the Straits of Florida.
The difference in mortality rate before and after HAART introduction (p<0.0001) and the reduction in HIV MTCT though impressive occurred in the face of a changing population presenting to GHESKIO and was only a part of what has become an integrated and comprehensive maternal and child care programs.
The #BlackGirlMagic that bewitched a nation was only a part of the story.
The state's failure to show the impact of illegal immigration on schools was only a part of the decision, he said, and a nuanced one at that.
This number was only a part of the army numbering over 1.1 million soldiers, a figure that varied as an army of two million has also been recorded along with the existence of a navy as evidenced by the use of the term Navigadaprabhu (commander of the navy).
