Example sentences of "due to [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Understand reason for this move due to NO organisation in Jugoslavia to deal with them … |
| 2 | This had resulted in auxiliary nurses being left in many cases to carry the workload virtually on their own , with trainee nurses not able or qualified to do the work , due to no fault of their own . |
| 3 | This was a particularly dangerous practice at this station as trains approaching on the down line could not be seen until they were 40 yards from the station due to a bend and a road bridge . |
| 4 | ONE of the newest clubs in Cleveland may have to close down due to a fall-off in attendance . |
| 5 | The planned launch of the German Atmos satellite — which should have gone up in 1995 — may be cancelled due to a funding shortfall of around £300-400 million . |
| 6 | He died on December 17 , 1907 , and was buried in Westminster Abbey with the honours due to a prince of men … |
| 7 | But this was due to a variety of special factors — especially lower mortgage-interest rates and the net effect of the recent changes in the poll tax and value-added tax . |
| 8 | Zambia had not seen Alix for months , ever since she 'd set up home with the kid with prosthetic limbs who claimed his disfigurement was due to a variety of fantasies , all of which were subject to detail change , and none of which ever sounded convincing . |
| 9 | However good diagnostic skills and experience are not uniformly available amongst staff at any given time due to a variety of factors . |
| 10 | A decline of such proportions , probably due to a variety of factors , is a clear indication of a severe crisis and would itself justify either a re-launch or closure . |
| 11 | Movement can be due to a variety of causes and sometimes results from the combined effect of more than one cause . |
| 12 | This is due to a variety of circumstances ranging from accessibility and remoteness of locations and their suitability for women to local legislation in some countries which prohibits the employment of women either completely or in certain types of jobs . |
| 13 | Indeed inflammation is only consistently evident after six months of NSAID ingestion and may be due to a metronidazole sensitive microbe . |
| 14 | Hignett , lined up to share the new-ball bowling with Nigel Peel , had to pull out of last Sunday 's MCC Trophy game with Cumberland due to a rib injury . |
| 15 | The remaining vote was declared invalid due to a technicality , although it had apparently been cast for Jones . |
| 16 | In the case of black speakers , because LE is almost certainly their dominant language , though they may have been exposed to Creole first ; at any rate , the possibility that these occasional " Creolisms " are due to a carry-over from the " mother tongue " remains doubtful and unproven . |
| 17 | This situation would occur in circumstances as in the late 1960s , when due to a credit squeeze , interest rates rose . |
| 18 | The manager will play Ryan Giggs from the start after leaving him out of the first leg due to a mix-up over UEFA rules governing foreign and assimilated players . |
| 19 | Kelman missed a masterly performance by Byrne against the Blues in the Irish Cup last week — due to a mix-up in flight arrangements . |
| 20 | This is due to a lack of the hormone insulin , normally produced in the pancreas . |
| 21 | This is intuitively what we would expect and we would say that it was due to a lack of sleep . |
| 22 | The shortage of aid to the country was largely due to a lack of interest and changing priorities among donor countries , he said . |
| 23 | Such companies are unable to use analytical SEM , due to a lack of technical expertise and inability to make the necessary capital investment . |
| 24 | This is due to a lack of clarity in role definition , lack of training and inappropriate deployment of non-teaching staff . |
| 25 | The fiasco at the Gorbachev/Reagan summit at Reykjavik seems more likely due to a lack of understanding on the part of Reagan and his advisers and the fear they might go too fast for their NATO partners . |
| 26 | Not only have investors miscalculated the willingness of British people to join organisations — which may have been due to a lack of appreciation of the different cultures on each side of the Atlantic , disguised by a common language — but the benefits on offer through these so-called affinity schemes can be obtained in this country through countless other sources . |
| 27 | Most LDCs experience at regular intervals external current account ( deficit ) problems due to a lack of diversified exports and/or deteriorating terms of trade because many obtain more than 50 per cent of their export earnings from one or two products , e.g. Zambia regularly obtains over 90 per cent of its foreign exchange earnings from copper . |
| 28 | Obviously , trade finance or credit is important for importers in LDCs , especially where foreign currency is strictly controlled by the central bank due to a lack of adequate export earnings . |
| 29 | As always , the bridge pickup lacks any serious punch , but its middle and neck cohorts do an admirable job , if a little buzzily due to a lack of any serious screening . |
| 30 | However , due to a lack of refinements such as a truss rod , the neck was so warped that I could n't put any frets on it , and so I was introduced to the world of fretless bass at an early age … ’ |