Sentence examples for be due to another from inspiring English sources

Their reluctance may be due to another belief: that to achieve change you need to give credit to others.

The economists then ask if these improvements could be due to another rule change, which reduced the number of shares that a dealer was obliged to trade at the quoted price.

By contrast, PCH is not provoked by Valsalva manoeuvre and must be due to another mechanism.

Although SO2 explains the absorption at wavelengths between 200 nm and 320 nm, the absorption at >320 nm should be due to another absorber.

In the case of higher carbon alloys and higher strains, the increased slope K2 is thought to be due to another strengthening mechanism involving carbon atoms in the solid solution, associated with Portevin-Le Chatelier (PLC) effect.

This might be due to another source of PAHs such as industrial discharge of process water [21] that is not related to precipitation events and thus to wastewater flow.

Alas, the discovery of this glorious civilization is due to another tragedy — the vanishing of the once great jungles its people inhabited.

10.36am BST Alan Clarke at Scotiabank cautions that some of the improvement in the job market was due to another increase in self-employment.

And it is due to another import – bourgeois western manners – that another of Alexander's girlfriends, Melitta, visiting the Umnitzer home on Christmas Day, 1976, insists on taking her shoes off, a custom that his mother considers "petty and provincial".

The university says the increased diversity in its freshman class is due to another new policy, one guaranteeing admission for students graduating in the top 4percentt of their high school class.

The parts that are due to another trend in Confucianism, headed by Confucius's descendants, are the parts that elevate ritual as the key to ren.