Sentence examples for be due to working from inspiring English sources
"The benefits could be due to working the muscles and breathing, which can bring more oxygen into the body, leading to lower blood pressure".
Maureen Talbot, senior cardiac nurse at the British Heart Foundation, said: "The benefits could be due to working the muscles and breathing, which can bring more oxygen into the body, leading to lower blood pressure.
Parietal activity after picture confrontation is suggested to be due to working memory, control of visual attention and/or generation of a mental representation of the object (Levelt et al., 1998; Vihla et al., 2006).
If you are in daily pain and sadness, it may be due to working in the wrong field.
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].
Lawrence apologised for her absence at the ceremony, which she explained was due to working commitments.
An important part of this has been due to working for a paper I've always loved and which has been for me, as Holmes says about Watson, "the one fixed point in a changing world".
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.
