Examples of 'partly because it' in a sentence
Meaning of "partly because it"
Partly because it: This phrase suggests that the reason for something has a partial connection or contribution to a certain situation or outcome
How to use "partly because it" in a sentence
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partly because it
Partly because it makes coming to work better.
This is at least partly because it is readily available.
Partly because it was the right strategic move.
The web is better partly because it has links.
Partly because it is in the center of the capital.
Military justice disappeared partly because it was suspected of bias.
Partly because it is already a very good school.
Icelandic birch has a lot of character partly because it grows crooked and knotty.
Maybe partly because it all happened so quickly.
Humidity is so high in Singapore partly because it rains so often.
This is partly because it produces a satiating effect.
The Torchwood team comes out of retirement partly because it has no choice.
It is green partly because it rains too much.
Partly because he was selling a lie, and partly because it was true.
Partly because it has a hydrocarbon on its outer ring.
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The Brandeis family chose to settle in Louisville partly because it was a prosperous river port.
Partly because it is often accompanied by an equally.
So I enjoy watching anime partly because it was not made for me.
Partly because it would burn too many people.
Waterborne traffic is popular, partly because it is environmentally friendly.
Partly because it is often confused with something else.
It 's a powerful tool partly because it is democratizing.
Partly because it gives the process a certain dignity.
A distance-transitive graph is interesting partly because it has a large automorphism group.
This is partly because it provides milk and nourishment.
It also improves mood and alleviates pain, partly because it lowers inflammation.
Partly because it is the largest.
Marxist theory has not been unmasked as intellectually bankrupt ; partly because it did not need to be.
It is favored partly because it can reduce double taxation.
Unix was selected as the basis for a standard system interface partly because it was manufacturer-neutral.
Partly because it debased science.
Tennison ´ s got the murder enquiry, partly because it would be more trouble to stop her.
Partly because it was a debased of science.
Spirituality can be a rather nebulous thing, partly because it means different things to different people.
Partly because it was difficult to play.
Governments in these regions very often underestimate the situation, partly because it suits them.
This is partly because it has also raised a personal dilemma.
Colombia 's conflict is especially difficult terrain, partly because it lacks a clear start and end.
This is partly because it allows efficient niche targeting by advertisers.
Barnard 's Star was chosen as a target partly because it was believed to have planets.
This is partly because it also has a low androgen profile.
Grout and Sauceda are particularly dogged, partly because it means saving lives.
Partly because it was quite challenging.
Not many little girls, partly because it was forbidden under the Taliban.
Partly because it was green.
Taoists, unknown as a percentage partly because it is fused along with Confucianism and Buddhism.
Partly because it is right.
Critics have said Thailand 's tsunami warning system remains inadequate, partly because it is not maintained properly.
It could be partly because it is expensive.
Palestinian popular mobilisation deeply concerns Israel, partly because it is a PR nightmare.
