Sentence examples for be due to work from inspiring English sources

This may be due to work hardening resulting from the plastic deformation necessary for coating formation.

Thus, the vast majority of problems (95%) may be due to work system and not from individual healthcare practitioners [ 22].

The increased SIR for carpal tunnel syndrome among non-officers working as deck crew may be due to work with hand-vibrating tools on board (during corrosion repair work) [ 17].

"The benefits could be due to working the muscles and breathing, which can bring more oxygen into the body, leading to lower blood pressure".

"We're going to be responsible for future health-care costs that might not be due to working for the District of Columbia," Quander said.

If you are in daily pain and sadness, it may be due to working in the wrong field.

As it happens, most of them were due to work.

The argument against this play is that when it was due to work, West was likely to have a singleton club -- and might have led it.

The company spokeswoman did not name the hotel or provide any details, except to say that the Paris-bound flight they were due to work on was canceled.

Apparently it doesn't matter that on Tuesday you may be working in the Isle of Wight and the next day you are due to work in Edinburgh.

Anonymous manager When I was a junior doctor, the consultant I was due to work under had a reputation for having anger issues and suffering no fools.