Sentence examples for which were partly from inspiring English sources

THIS week my colleague Bagehot has written about Britain's Free Schools, which were partly inspired by America's charter schools.

The problems plaguing the music industry, which were partly behind the shake-up at Sony Music last week, do not seem to have hurt one category: country.

So convincing are the effects, which were partly knocked up in a studio in Soho, that one reporter asked Cuarón what it had been like shooting in space.

The debt concerns, which were partly allayed in May after aggressive intervention by European leaders and by the European Central Bank, have continued to simmer throughout the summer.

The Ertebølle industry had in many ways, however, borrowed from Neolithic industries of central Europe, which were partly contemporaneous with it.

Among the documents, which were partly redacted, were transcripts of official meetings between Georgian officials and the foreign minister of Azerbaijan last month.

Describes his relationship with singer James Brown, which is partly financial.

History of Horta, which was partly settled by the Flemish.

Which is partly what makes it so fascinating.

The bricks spilled out across Main Street, which was partly evacuated.

Malik has visions which are partly, but apparently only partly, ­explicable as trauma.