Sentence examples for basis owing to from inspiring English sources

And yet the US Congress shamefully continues to evade its responsibility to fund the Federal Highway Trust Fund and put it on a sound long-term basis, owing to disagreement over how to pay for it.

We also do not include ash fall hazards, which can strongly affect distal areas, but whose precise areas of impact can only be forecast on a day to day basis owing to variations in eruption style and magnitude and in wind directions.

Betting shop workers up and down the country will look upon this report with dismay and outrage, because they experience physical and verbal violence on a daily basis owing to the presence of FOBTs".

Staff with no formal education in elderly care are often employed on a temporary basis owing to a staff shortage, which puts a strain on both the organization and the permanent staff [ 5].

Part of why the farm bill is reauthorized on a regular basis owes to changes in modern tech.

The performance gap narrowed to approximately 1,100 basis points, owing to the buoyancy of the financial sector, which is weighted 25% in the value index but includes no banks in the growth index where financials are under 7%.

Third, diagnosis was carried out only on a clinical basis; however, owing to the large number of students and the time factor, it was not possible to validate confirmative burrow scraping and microscopic examination for all diagnosed cases.

Tuberculosis in young children in countries with a high burden of tuberculosis is generally not diagnosed on the basis of cultures owing to unavailability.

There is increasing evidence to suggest a genetic basis in IIM, but owing to the scarcity of affected sibling pairs and twins, this evidence currently comes from anecdotal familial aggregation and candidate gene studies only [ 2, 3].

However, no firm conclusions can be made on the basis of the published data, owing to the small number of studies and generally low participant numbers included.

However, it remains difficult to make any broad generalizations on the basis of this grouped data owing to differences in patient populations, recruitment methods and sample sizes that result in wide ranges of scores in some domains.