Sentence examples for be due to anything from inspiring English sources

Few independent experts believe this to be due to anything more than a creative massaging of the figures.Many homicides never get into the official statistics.

" 'And if you think that it could be due to anything else, could you think about it and tell me?' " Dr. Asgary recalled one patient, years ago at a different hospital, whose story seemed too rehearsed; he stopped the interview and suggested to the man's lawyer that they try another doctor.

The glitch, however, can be due to anything from network congestion to faulty hardware.

I think I have a mixture of all three of the aforementioned conditions and while I do plan to drop a couple pant sizes in 2016 it won't be due to anything anyone told me.

It's also not to be confused with post-orgasmic illness syndrome (POIS), a rare condition that could be due to anything from a lack of progesterone to a semen allergy.

We did not find any statistical differences in risk factors by sex with the exception of maternal education which seems unlikely to be due to anything more than chance.

Not only did the C.D.C. quickly inspect passengers and crew aboard the stricken vessels, but it also wasted little time in reporting that there were no indications that the illnesses were due to anything on the ships.

William T. Jarvis, of The National Council Against Health Fraud, suggests that there "is no evidence that clinical reiki's effects are due to anything other than suggestion" or the placebo effect.

Since no other didactic training took place during this time, it is unlikely that improvements in EBM skills was due to anything but the training module.

Therefore, we believe we have at least minimized the chance that the abnormalities in glucose homeostasis were due to anything else but the ABCA1 mutation status.

In July Salerno wrote about the bolt failures, saying: "That we have not had a major incident so far may be due to luck more than anything else.