Sentence examples for be due to something from inspiring English sources

Surely, they think, economic weakness must be due to something more tangible than a feedback loop.

Also, Dixon says, the film has "Hitchcockian touches", but these may be due to something more interesting than simply imitation on Mander's part.

It may be due to something inherently unpleasant about the task itself — having to clean a dirty bathroom or organizing a long, boring spreadsheet for your boss.

It is his point of departure: the grip that photographic images of the Kennedys exert on the American imagination must be due to something more than the individual pictures themselves.

But many people continue to be sick, and the government's position, in a world where there are ten times as many bacterial cells as human cells in our body, is that this particular bacteria has been removed forever and the problem must be due to something else".

Initially concerned that this might possibly be due to something I wrote in this column, a different reason is now apparent.

"It's difficult to determine if the cancers you find are due to something else," Ms. Nabors said.

"Which implies that the rest is due to something else, and this is most likely going to be man-made global change".

But Philippon and Reshef determined that up to half of the pay premium was due to something much simpler: people in the financial sector are overpaid.

You may not know that it was due to something that they did 10 years earlier that they thought was completely benign.

Vidrine is shown hypothesizing that the initial bad result of the negative test is due to something he calls a "bladder effect" from mud in the well.